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Former KEF engineer Laurie Fincham talks about the idea that became the Uni-Q.

There’s something elegantly simple about popping in a CD or gently dropping a vinyl disk onto a turntable. In fact, it’s a great way to enjoy being a part of what you’re listening to and for enjoying a direct-wired audio stream that isn’t reliant on a massive wireless network to deliver you the sounds you want to hear.

In celebration of International KEF Month (IKM) 2019, we hosted a competition to win a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Tokyo.

Following the launch of Absorbed – our first series of unique generative artworks and the very first of its kind from an audio-brand – KEF has curated and are hosting a digital art exhibition celebrating Absorbed and the world of generative audio art.

Looking back at 2022, we’ve hosted our fair share of events. One of these events was at Common Man Coffee Roasters (CMCR) Singapore back in September, where we brought high-fidelity sound with LSX II to all the coffee shop’s patrons.