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The KEF KW1 TX/RX does its wireless thing without any noticeable glitches.
Retail price: 250.00
Details
This product is refurbished. Inspected on behalf of the official importer. Therefore, it comes with a full dealer warranty!
General description
The KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM is a wireless adapter set consisting of a transmitter and a receiver, designed specifically for KEF subwoofers. The KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM allows you to connect your subwoofer invisibly without cables cluttering your listening room. Simply plug the receiver into the subwoofer’s expansion port and connect the transmitter to your amplifier or preamplifier. This way, you’ll enjoy clear detail and dynamic bass reproduction without compromise.
With the KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM, you’ll experience an enhanced stereo image and crisp sound, thanks to wireless transmission operating on the 5 GHz band with high resolution up to 24-bit/48 kHz. Latency is less than 17 milliseconds, ensuring that synchronized listening remains uninterrupted. The sound reproduction retains its impact and finesse—the dynamics remain sharp, and the bass remains full, without any delay or loss of character.
Because the KEF KW1 TX/RX PRODUCT TYPE (adapter set) is compact and easy to install, you have freedom in your setup. The subwoofer’s position determines how the bass integrates into the room, not the length of the cables. You’ll enjoy a wireless connection, rich sonic detail, and robust bass reproduction. Want to hear how it sounds with your system? Schedule a listening session to compare the subtle differences for yourself, or let us discuss trade-in options.
Specifications KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM
Radio Frequency: 5.2 GHz and 5.8 GHz Sampling Rate: 24-bit, 48 kHz Latency: 80 dB Transmitter Power Input: 5 V DC, 1 A Audio Output Level: 2 V Transmitter Input Level: 2 V Total Harmonic Distortion: typ. -90 dB Radio Frequency Output Power (5150–5250 MHz): ≤2 dBm Radio Frequency Output Power (5725–5850 MHz): ≤7 dBm Dimensions (H x W x D) Transmitter: 21.4 × 72 × 79.5 mm Dimensions (H x W x D) Receiver: 27 × 37 × 72 mm
Background Information
The KEF KW1 TX/RX System provides wireless connectivity for subwoofers with minimal signal loss. Designed by KEF’s experienced engineering team, the system is focused on delivering a seamless audio experience and easy installation. It uses high-quality components and a robust, compact enclosure for optimal performance. The emphasis is on maintaining KEF’s signature sound quality without cables, with a range of up to 30 meters. KEF is known for its precise manufacturing processes and typically uses carefully selected materials, although specific sources are not always disclosed.
Brand History
KEF was founded in 1961 by Raymond Cooke in Maidstone, Kent, England. The company’s original goal was to develop loudspeakers using new materials and technologies. In its early years, KEF worked closely with the BBC, which led to the creation of well-known speaker models such as the BBC LS3/5A. The company has built a reputation for using advanced techniques and materials. Over the years, KEF has filed numerous patent applications and introduced innovative technologies, such as the Uni-Q cartridge, which combines coaxial speaker drivers. To this day, the company remains active in designing high-quality audio solutions and has received numerous awards for its products. KEF continues its tradition of technological innovation and remains internationally recognized as an influential name in its field.

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Which subwoofers are compatible with the KEF KW1 TX/RX System?

The KW1 is compatible with the KEF Kube 8b, 10b, 12b, KC62, and KF92 subwoofers, as well as the expansion port for those models.

How do you operate the KW1 transmitter to pair it with the receiver?

The transmitter has a PAIR button that must be pressed briefly to pair; LED indicators show which band is in use via green (5.2 GHz) or blue (5.8 GHz).

What is the maximum distance between the transmitter and receiver in the KW1 system without a loss of quality?

Line-of-sight can reliably maintain the connection up to 30 meters (100 feet).

How is the transmitter powered?

The transmitter is powered by a 5 V DC, 1 A USB power adapter.

How do you connect the receiver to the subwoofer?

The receiver connects directly to the Expansion Port on the compatible KEF subwoofer and is powered through that connection.

Which frequency band is used, and why are there two options (5.2 GHz / 5.8 GHz)?

The KW1 uses wireless digital transmission in the 5.2 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands to minimize interference and allow users to switch to the clearest connection.

What is the latency (delay) of the wireless signal transmitted via the KW1?

The delay is less than 17 milliseconds, which is generally imperceptible in video and music.

Which input do you use for the transmitter when pairing it with a receiver or AV processor?

You connect the transmitter to the LINE IN or LFE OUT port on a preamp or AV receiver using RCA cables.

Can two subwoofers use a single transmitter?

Yes, an additional KW1 RX receiver can be connected so that a second subwoofer receives the same signal wirelessly from the same transmitter.

What does “Lossless Audio” mean for the KW1, and at what resolution does the system operate?

“Lossless Audio” means that the audio transmission occurs with virtually no audible loss of quality; the KW1 supports a resolution of 24-bit, 48 kHz.
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Description: Freakuence! | KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM

The KEF KW1 TX/RX does its wireless thing without any noticeable glitches.
Retail price: 250.00

Details | KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM

This product is refurbished. Inspected on behalf of the official importer. Therefore, it comes with a full dealer warranty!

General description | KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM

The KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM is a wireless adapter set consisting of a transmitter and a receiver, designed specifically for KEF subwoofers. The KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM allows you to connect your subwoofer invisibly without cables cluttering your listening room. Simply plug the receiver into the subwoofer’s expansion port and connect the transmitter to your amplifier or preamplifier. This way, you’ll enjoy clear detail and dynamic bass reproduction without compromise.
With the KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM, you’ll experience an enhanced stereo image and crisp sound, thanks to wireless transmission operating on the 5 GHz band with high resolution up to 24-bit/48 kHz. Latency is less than 17 milliseconds, ensuring that synchronized listening remains uninterrupted. The sound reproduction retains its impact and finesse—the dynamics remain sharp, and the bass remains full, without any delay or loss of character.
Because the KEF KW1 TX/RX PRODUCT TYPE (adapter set) is compact and easy to install, you have freedom in your setup. The subwoofer’s position determines how the bass integrates into the room, not the length of the cables. You’ll enjoy a wireless connection, rich sonic detail, and robust bass reproduction. Want to hear how it sounds with your system? Schedule a listening session to compare the subtle differences for yourself, or let us discuss trade-in options.

Specifications KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM | KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM

Radio Frequency: 5.2 GHz and 5.8 GHz Sampling Rate: 24-bit, 48 kHz Latency: 80 dB Transmitter Power Input: 5 V DC, 1 A Audio Output Level: 2 V Transmitter Input Level: 2 V Total Harmonic Distortion: typ. -90 dB Radio Frequency Output Power (5150–5250 MHz): ≤2 dBm Radio Frequency Output Power (5725–5850 MHz): ≤7 dBm Dimensions (H x W x D) Transmitter: 21.4 × 72 × 79.5 mm Dimensions (H x W x D) Receiver: 27 × 37 × 72 mm

Background Information | KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM

The KEF KW1 TX/RX System provides wireless connectivity for subwoofers with minimal signal loss. Designed by KEF’s experienced engineering team, the system is focused on delivering a seamless audio experience and easy installation. It uses high-quality components and a robust, compact enclosure for optimal performance. The emphasis is on maintaining KEF’s signature sound quality without cables, with a range of up to 30 meters. KEF is known for its precise manufacturing processes and typically uses carefully selected materials, although specific sources are not always disclosed.

Brand History | KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM

KEF was founded in 1961 by Raymond Cooke in Maidstone, Kent, England. The company’s original goal was to develop loudspeakers using new materials and technologies. In its early years, KEF worked closely with the BBC, which led to the creation of well-known speaker models such as the BBC LS3/5A. The company has built a reputation for using advanced techniques and materials. Over the years, KEF has filed numerous patent applications and introduced innovative technologies, such as the Uni-Q cartridge, which combines coaxial speaker drivers. To this day, the company remains active in designing high-quality audio solutions and has received numerous awards for its products. KEF continues its tradition of technological innovation and remains internationally recognized as an influential name in its field.

Questions & Answers | KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM

Which subwoofers are compatible with the KEF KW1 TX/RX System?


The KW1 is compatible with the KEF Kube 8b, 10b, 12b, KC62, and KF92 subwoofers, as well as the expansion port for those models.

How do you operate the KW1 transmitter to pair it with the receiver?


The transmitter has a PAIR button that must be pressed briefly to pair; LED indicators show which band is in use via green (5.2 GHz) or blue (5.8 GHz).

What is the maximum distance between the transmitter and receiver in the KW1 system without a loss of quality?


Line-of-sight can reliably maintain the connection up to 30 meters (100 feet).

How is the transmitter powered?


The transmitter is powered by a 5 V DC, 1 A USB power adapter.

How do you connect the receiver to the subwoofer?


The receiver connects directly to the Expansion Port on the compatible KEF subwoofer and is powered through that connection.

Which frequency band is used, and why are there two options (5.2 GHz / 5.8 GHz)?


The KW1 uses wireless digital transmission in the 5.2 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands to minimize interference and allow users to switch to the clearest connection.

What is the latency (delay) of the wireless signal transmitted via the KW1?


The delay is less than 17 milliseconds, which is generally imperceptible in video and music.

Which input do you use for the transmitter when pairing it with a receiver or AV processor?


You connect the transmitter to the LINE IN or LFE OUT port on a preamp or AV receiver using RCA cables.

Can two subwoofers use a single transmitter?


Yes, an additional KW1 RX receiver can be connected so that a second subwoofer receives the same signal wirelessly from the same transmitter.

What does “Lossless Audio” mean for the KW1, and at what resolution does the system operate?


“Lossless Audio” means that the audio transmission occurs with virtually no audible loss of quality; the KW1 supports a resolution of 24-bit, 48 kHz.

Reviews & awards | KEF KW1 TX/RX SYSTEM

Hi-Fi News

: The review of the KC92 describes the optional

KW1 wireless system

as an essential solution for users who want to connect the subwoofer wirelessly; the KW1 operates at 5.2 GHz or 5.8 GHz, delivers 24-bit/48 kHz, and has a latency of less than 17 ms with a line-of-sight range of up to approximately 30 feet.

Australian Hi-Fi / What Hi-Fi?

: The KC62 review mentions the KW1 sets as an optional wireless accessory; it particularly praises the freedom of placement, since the signals can be transmitted wirelessly. Upon closer examination, the review notes that for discerning audiophiles, the wireless connection may be slightly less than ideal.

audioXpress

: In the “Fresh From the Bench” test of the KC62, measurements were taken using the KW1 transmitter kit. The test confirms the specified 24-bit/48 kHz transmission and emphasizes that wireless use is essential for optimal placement—though it suggests that demanding listening situations may still favor wired connections.

AudioDrom

: One reviewer published his impressions of the KC62 with the Bluetooth-enabled “wireless set (KW−1)”; he finds the system very suitable for home theater use or for less demanding applications, and mentions a latency of about 10 ms based on his experience—fast enough for some listeners, but perhaps noticeable to others.

HomeTheaterHifi.com

: In their review, the KW1 is mentioned as a tool for wireless integration of the KC62 subwoofer; they praise the fact that it eliminates the hassle of cables. The wireless set is used without audible distortion or issues in both simple and more complex setups.

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