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Maybe it is a KEF bug, but if I query the MAC address it is different from what I get when reaching over the network.
The last 2 bytes differ.
Python

from pykefcontrol.kef_connector import KefConnector
my_speaker = KefConnector("192.168.2.190")
my_speaker.mac_address
'84:17:15:15:YY:ZZ'

Or browser
http://192.168.2.190/api/getData?path=settings:/system/primaryMacAddress&roles=value
[
{
"type": "string_",
"string_": "84:17:15:15:YY:ZZ"
}
]

But from the terminal

ping 192.168.2.190
<...>
arp -a
(192.168.2.190) at 84:17:15:15:WW:XX [ether] on eno1

This is also reported by the fing app on my smartphone

Anyone else experiencing this?

Lines 7 & 8 are duplicated:

7 class KefConnector:
8 class KefConnector:

Resulting in indentation error. Removing one solves it.

Please paste the content of the Sum Up section (or any error that you got while running the testing script) in this issue !

Example

-----------------------------Sum Up------------------------------
Speaker version:
        LS50 Wireless 2
Working features:
        ✓ speaker_info
        ✓ power_off
        ✓ power_on
        ✓ select wifi
        ✓ select bluetooth
        ✓ select tv
        ✓ select optical
        ✓ select coaxial
        ✓ select analog
        ✓ set volume
        ✓ mute
        ✓ unmute
        ✓ get song info
        ✓ next track
        ✓ previous track
        ✓ pause
        ✓ play
Non working features:
--------------------------End of tests---------------------------

Thank you for your help 👍

I wasn't sure where to post this, feel free to close it. Just wanted to say thank you for building this. I am using the speakers a lot connected to my PC and I hate the volume control of the remote control.

I've used this library to build a simple web app that allows me to select the source, turn them on/off and control the volume (with precision).

See screenshots attached

Thank you so much.