
Yoon Ji-won, a cellist and curator, introduces KEF’s MUON speaker system during a listening session held at the Shilla Seoul hotel on Aug. 16-17. Courtesy of KEF Korea
Since 1961, British speaker brand KEF has been cherished by listeners seeking high-quality sound, thanks to the exceptional audio performance and design of its speaker systems.
To connect with Korean listeners, KEF has provided an opportunity for Korean customers to experience the brand's flagship speaker, the MUON, at the Shilla Seoul hotel this month.
"Crafted by world-renowned industrial designer Ross Lovegrove, MUON represents a harmonious blend of KEF's cutting-edge engineering prowess and innovative design philosophy," a KEF Korea spokesperson said.

KEF's MUON speaker system / Courtesy of KEF Korea
"MUON captivates with its distinctive design language and technological brilliance. Embracing fluid contours and a striking absence of sharp angles, this speaker's super-formed aluminum construction sets it apart," the official added.
Founded by former BBC sound engineer Raymond Cooke, KEF has earned a reputation for its top-notch products and continues to be a preferred choice for many listeners today due to its exceptional quality. In addition to their superior performance, KEF's speaker systems are also celebrated for their uniquely attractive designs.
To provide a closer look at these innovative systems, KEF Korea organized listening sessions at the hotel's executive lounge from Aug. 15 to 17. The event featured visual artist Vakki and cellist-curator Yoon Ji-won, blending music with art to enhance the experience.
At upcoming sessions on Aug. 30 and 31, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy a sensory journey led by Jeon Jin-hyun, the creative director of design studio Stimuli.
"MUON stands as the pinnacle in the realm of speakers worldwide. Through this event, we aim to provide a firsthand encounter with the seamless harmony of MUON's technological brilliance and artistic design," the KEF Korea official said.