Sounds like you’re trying to compare the R2, R3, and R6 - but the R3 are bookshelves and the others are center channels. Can you elaborate more if you’re trying to compare all three or just the center channels.
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Brian99233@alien.topBtoAudiophile•I said I’d never buy a factory built speaker again…English1·2 years agoI’m awaiting my KEF R3 Metas to come in, I’m also upgrading from the Q series. Glad to hear you enjoy the R3Ms so much!
What kind of stands do you have them on?
Budget? Any other preferences to narrow down suggestions?
Oh I wasn’t aware they’re advertising the R2 and R6 as being used for LCR. I’ve heard many tweeter/woofer designed speakers can vary a lot in frequency response when rotated 90 degrees. Maybe the KEF UNI-Q driver avoids this with it’s concentric and waveguide design.
Either way, my recommendation would be to go with the R3s and use the extra money you would’ve spent on R2/R6 and put that money towards 1 or 2 subwoofers. All of these will greatly benefit from using a subwoofer, so if you’re getting a subwoofer anyway, might as well go with the R3.