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[New Product] KEF Announces 'Coda W' Wireless Speakers That Also Welcome Vinyl

2025/10/24
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The British speaker brand KEF has announced the new ‘Coda W’ wireless speaker system, which caters to today’s diverse listening styles. This system inherits the name of KEF’s historic ‘Coda’ series while combining the latest wireless technology and versatile connectivity into an all-in-one entertainment hub.

A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation

The Coda W features KEF’s signature 12th-generation 5.25-inch Uni-Q driver array. The point-source technology, which places the tweeter at the acoustic center of the woofer, delivers a detailed and natural soundstage from anywhere in the room.

Key Features

  • Versatile Connectivity:
    • Analog Input: A built-in MM phono preamplifier allows for direct connection of a turntable.
    • Digital Inputs: Equipped with HDMI ARC, USB Type-C, and optical digital inputs to support various devices such as TVs, PCs, and game consoles.
    • Wireless: Supports Bluetooth 5.4 with aptX Adaptive and aptX Lossless codecs.
  • Powerful Built-in Amplifier: Dedicated Class D amplifiers for the tweeter and woofer deliver a total of 200W of power for a room-filling, powerful sound.
  • DSP Optimization: KEF’s proprietary ‘Musical Integrity Engine’ is specially tuned for the Coda W to enhance detail and accuracy.
  • Sophisticated Design: Based on a modern aesthetic, it is available in five finishes: Vintage Burgundy, Nickel Grey, Moss Green, Midnight Blue, or Dark Titanium.

Consideration for Analog Fans

One of the standout features of the Coda W is its built-in phono preamplifier. This allows users to easily enjoy their analog records by directly connecting a turntable without the need for a separate amplifier.

Pricing and Availability

The KEF Coda W is available now, priced at £799 / US$1,000 per pair.

For modern music fans who want to combine the convenience of streaming with the warmth of analog records, the Coda W is a very attractive option.

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