Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
KEF's Q Meta line of speakers brings their Metamaterial Absorbtion Technology (MAT) to their popular Q line, delivering crisp, punchy sound from your favorite music, movies, and games.
KEF Q Meta speakers: crutchfield.com/i-rYTVc332/shopsearch/kef_q_meta.html
KEF's MAT absorbers use a maze-like design to eliminate up to 99% of unwanted sound behind the driver, resulting in improved tweeter performance and more overall clarity from the famed KEF Uni-Q coaxial driver.
The Q Meta lineup gives you a lot of choices, whether you're building a stereo system or a full home theater. Like the Q Series it's replacing, the Q Meta line features smaller stand-mount speakers all the way up to room-filling towers. There are even Dolby Atmos "topper" up-firing speakers available.
The secret to KEF's signature sound, of course, is their Uni-Q driver array, which uses a "point source" coaxial design with the tweeter mounted in the center of the woofer. KEF has continued to refine this driver over time, and Q Meta speakers use the 12th-generation of this venerable driver. They are known for their wide sound dispersion and larger listening "sweet spot" than many other loudspeaker designs.
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0:00 A new generation of the Q Series
0:18 Metamaterial Absorption Technology, or MAT
0:50 Uni-Q driver with coaxial design
1:37 Uses a 4-ohm design
1:58 Q1 Meta
2:18 Q3 Meta
2:44 Q Concerto Meta
3:00 Q7 and Q11 Meta floor-standing speakers
3:16 Q4, Q6, and Q8 Meta home theater speakers
3:48 Listening impressions with Q1 Meta
5:22 Worth upgrading from the current Q Series?
5:56 Try Crutchfield's SpeakerCompare online tool
6:09 Outro
KEF's Q Meta line of speakers brings their Metamaterial Absorbtion Technology (MAT) to their popular Q line, delivering crisp, punchy sound from your favorite music, movies, and games.
KEF Q Meta speakers: crutchfield.com/i-rYTVc332/shopsearch/kef_q_meta.html
KEF's MAT absorbers use a maze-like design to eliminate up to 99% of unwanted sound behind the driver, resulting in improved tweeter performance and more overall clarity from the famed KEF Uni-Q coaxial driver.
The Q Meta lineup gives you a lot of choices, whether you're building a stereo system or a full home theater. Like the Q Series it's replacing, the Q Meta line features smaller stand-mount speakers all the way up to room-filling towers. There are even Dolby Atmos "topper" up-firing speakers available.
The secret to KEF's signature sound, of course, is their Uni-Q driver array, which uses a "point source" coaxial design with the tweeter mounted in the center of the woofer. KEF has continued to refine this driver over time, and Q Meta speakers use the 12th-generation of this venerable driver. They are known for their wide sound dispersion and larger listening "sweet spot" than many other loudspeaker designs.
Crutchfield, America's trusted electronics specialist since 1974, has award-winning customer service, free lifetime tech support, and free shipping on most orders. Shop for all your audio and video needs at Crutchfield.com and sign up for the catalog and email newsletter at crutchfield.com
See more home and car electronics videos on our channel: youtube.com/user/crutchfieldtv
0:00 A new generation of the Q Series
0:18 Metamaterial Absorption Technology, or MAT
0:50 Uni-Q driver with coaxial design
1:37 Uses a 4-ohm design
1:58 Q1 Meta
2:18 Q3 Meta
2:44 Q Concerto Meta
3:00 Q7 and Q11 Meta floor-standing speakers
3:16 Q4, Q6, and Q8 Meta home theater speakers
3:48 Listening impressions with Q1 Meta
5:22 Worth upgrading from the current Q Series?
5:56 Try Crutchfield's SpeakerCompare online tool
6:09 Outro
