KEF Q11 Meta vs SVS Ultra Evolution Titan

The KEF Q11 Meta is more sensitive (89 dB vs 88 dB), so it plays louder per watt and costs less ($1,250 vs $4,000). The SVS Ultra Evolution Titan plays lower (27 Hz vs 44 Hz) and is an easier load for a receiver (6 Ω vs 4 Ω).

What each one works with

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Q11 MetaUltra Evolution Titan
Receivers and amps that drive it28 of 29, 14 after a setting change29 of 29

Specs side by side

Values that differ are bold. A dash means that model doesn't publish the spec.

Q11 MetaUltra Evolution Titan
Impedance4 Ω6 Ω
Sensitivity89 dB (2.83 V, 1 m)88 dB (2.83 V, 1 m)
Low end44 Hz27 Hz
Drivers1 × 19 mm, 1 × 100 mm, 3 × 165 mm1 × 25 mm, 2 × 114 mm, 4 × 165 mm
Size12×44×15 in10×47×17 in
Recommended amplifier power15–225 W20–300 W
Weight22.5 kg (49.6 lb)31.6 kg (69.7 lb)
MSRP$1,250 each (MSRP, September 2026)$4,000 a pair (MSRP, September 2026)

Every spec and pairing: KEF Q11 Meta, SVS Ultra Evolution Titan.

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References

  1. KEF Q11 Meta: Spec sheet, assets.kef.com, retrieved September 15, 2026
  2. KEF Q11 Meta: Manufacturer product page, us.kef.com, retrieved September 15, 2026
  3. SVS Ultra Evolution Titan: Owner's manual, avstyle.nl, retrieved September 15, 2026
  4. SVS Ultra Evolution Titan: Independent measurement, ecoustics.com, retrieved September 15, 2026
  5. SVS Ultra Evolution Titan: Independent measurement, pursuitperfectsystem.com, retrieved September 16, 2026

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