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I don't know if the visual aspect made me think the Muon sounded metalic or hard at the swedish High-End Show in Stockholm. Electronics was all M.Levinson then. But the looks are blending :)
With a cabinet made of polished aluminum, the Muon is a tour-de-force of loudspeaker engineering. (If Sony did not already own this slogan, KEF could have used "Like. No. Other" to promote the speaker.) At this point, I've only listened to the speakers briefly, but that was enough to convince me that if I had $140,000 to spend on a pair of speakers, these would almost certainly be the ones. I'll be going back again later to give them a more extensive listen. And, in case you're wondering, this is no mere engineering concept, with no likelihood of anyone actually buying them. The word from KEF is that so far this year they've sold more than 20 pairs worldwide.
The speakers are finished in polished natural aluminum. The green hue in our photo stems from the fact that KEF was using a video projector to illuminate their room with an ever-changing color palette.
the moment my eyes see this beautys i have like orgasme,wow they are beautifull and the sound is magical,after the demostration the others look a little ....don't know what , maybe the first after look to my ears no very good but somme minutes later i became to reallity .you know i like be just behind Angelina Jolie and dont have the money to keep her just for you,like be in love with the Muon.