You might cruise over to Greybeard Audio's site:
http://www.gbaudio.com/
Greybeards are superb quality, and will provide very natural, fatigue-free sound. They are having a sale of their inventory because the designer, Tim Wright, has a serious health condition. So you can get a killer deal on the speaker of your choice - they come with free shipping and a 90-day warranty (which would easily cover any manufacturing or driver defects, though I very seriously doubt Greybeards would have either).
The Greybeards are among the most musical speakers I heard at CES 2001 and 2002, and among the most un-boxy sounding (I own and sell full range electrostats, so I'm pretty intolerant of boxiness). Superb midrange, very solid bottom end, and if anything maybe a wee tiny bit laid-back in the very top end. This keeps them from sounding edgy with mediocre recordings.
I have absolutely no financial interest in Greybeard.
Duke
http://www.gbaudio.com/
Greybeards are superb quality, and will provide very natural, fatigue-free sound. They are having a sale of their inventory because the designer, Tim Wright, has a serious health condition. So you can get a killer deal on the speaker of your choice - they come with free shipping and a 90-day warranty (which would easily cover any manufacturing or driver defects, though I very seriously doubt Greybeards would have either).
The Greybeards are among the most musical speakers I heard at CES 2001 and 2002, and among the most un-boxy sounding (I own and sell full range electrostats, so I'm pretty intolerant of boxiness). Superb midrange, very solid bottom end, and if anything maybe a wee tiny bit laid-back in the very top end. This keeps them from sounding edgy with mediocre recordings.
I have absolutely no financial interest in Greybeard.
Duke