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RP-600M II
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A compact two-way bookshelf speaker built around KEF's Uni-Q driver, aimed at stereo and home theater use.
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The verdict
On the maker's data this is a sensible mid-size standmount for small to medium rooms, with a stated 87 dB sensitivity and a recommended 15 to 150 watts per channel. No independent review of this exact model was read for this entry, so sound quality claims here come from KEF only. Check a review before buying if tonal balance matters to you.
The Q3 Meta is the mid-size bookshelf model in KEF's current eight-model Q Series. It uses a 6.5-inch Uni-Q driver array with Metamaterial Absorption Technology, which KEF says soaks up unwanted sound from behind the tweeter. KEF sells it as a pair in black, white or walnut. It suits listeners who want a compact stereo pair that can also serve as front or surround speakers. KEF lists a 4 ohm nominal impedance, so it is best paired with a capable amplifier or receiver.
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Primary source: us.kef.com
KEF sells it as a pair. Its listing is priced per pair and the box contents list a pair plus grilles, rubber feet, port bungs and a manual.
Yes. KEF says it can be mounted with its B2 Wall Bracket, which screws to the back of the speaker. It can also sit on SQ1 floor stands.
KEF recommends 15 to 150 watts per channel. The nominal impedance is 4 ohms with a 3.2 ohm minimum, so choose an amplifier comfortable with that load.
Last reviewed Nov 9, 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.