[fid]

That is part of the problem. The Kef 107 are vintage speakers and not
everyone, even sellers, are familiar with them any longer. The new
line of Kef speakers have a complete different concept from the ref.
107 which were build in the 80's - early 90's, before the advent of
surround sound. I did go to a couple a stores and a salesperson
suggested to look at the Vienna's. Incidentally it was not available
in the auditioning room. I have been reading over the internet a lot
and I am reaching the point to go mad...
Thank for your reply.

On Jan 30, 12:08 pm, "Harry Lavo" wrote:
"fid" wrote in ooglegroups.com...

Hello, I am planning to replace my center Kef 200c with one of the
brands listed he Revel C30, Thiel (?), PSB C4, Aerial CC3, Vienna
Grand Maestro, Sonus Faber Domus Center. I have no access to audition
most of them and I was hoping to get an experienced opinion. Probably
difficult to achieve, but I am looking for a speaker that could match
well my front full range speakers, the Kef 107. The Kef 200C is a
great speaker but sounds too different from the front sides.
I would appreciate your inputs. Thank you.To answer your question means that we must know the tonal balance of the KEF
speakers in your room....only you can know that. Next best would be to a
couple of KEF dealers to determine if they have a better KEF center (some
brands have two levels), or could recommend another brand that matched.