If I like Sonus Faber speakers.. i would like...

They look at better Sonus Fabers :-)
After the Grand Piano Home you def. want to try the Cremona Auditor (M) and after that the Cremona (M) floorstander.

The original Cremona or M version are in the radar.. just want to make sure I have all bases covered.. wondering would the Dynaudio C2 be a good alternative

cheers...

It went like this for me:

I was a B&W fan for many years and while I was awaiting delivery of the 805 N back in ‘98 or so, I was loaned a pair of Concertos from this particular salon. Suffice it to say, I never went to pick up the 805s as from that point in time, I was over B&W, so it went sort of like this:

805M>SF Concertos > add REL Storm II > Replace Concertos with Signums > sell set for Electa Amator IIs > money crunch, sell EAs and get Grand Piano's.

Some where around the time I had the Signums, I heard a pair of Verity Audio speakers for the first time. They became the "grail" speaker for me.

SF GPs > Dali Helicon 400 (very short time) > Reference 3A De Cappo i > Devore Fidelity Super 8s >> then the “Grail”: Verity Audio Parsifal Ovations...

All that to say, I think, IMO, the natural progression for one that wants to keep that something special of the Sonus Faber line, but are looking for a change in speakers, try Devore Fidelity lime and the Super 8s specifically as are fantastic speakers, on the other hand, for a wonderful and fairly large step forward go for the Parisifal Ovations and for a little less cash, give the Fidelios a listen.

Although, I toy with upgrading to the Sarastos II, I suspect I will be with the Verity Audio line till the sun sets on my audio-phile life...

Enjoy the journey!

grand pianos are keepers....the best value in their line. unless you've got a terrible itch to spend, you can drop a bundle for a 'baby step' up the sonic ladder to a lot of marginally better products that really aren't keepers at all.