LSA 20 Signature Loudspeaker

seems like my post is missing

Assuming the 20s are biwireable, if they're too bass heavy you can disconnect the woofer cables/jumpers

except Steve is more of an entertainer. Regardless, youtube is a good resource (new record day, zero fidelity, pursuit perfect systems, darko...)

I'd prefer a small tower with wood cabinets that fit in the room to a bookshelf on stands.

I was thinking you wanted them close to the corners, hence, bookshelves that could be placed in either bookshelves or console.

But, if you want a floorstander, then perhaps, consider Zu. They are a bit more than the LSA's, but I really doubt you'll get a decent speaker for under $1K.

Steve Guttenberg has reviewed a number of small loudspeakers that might fall in your budget. Google him on Youtube.

B

I bought the LSA 10s. Paid $1300 for them and then it took me 5 months to sell them at a steep 50% discount. They were not good in my room with my amp, I hope you will have better luck with them,

These Silverline Preludes might be a better fit if the speakers need to be closer to the wall as they’d be less likely to overwhelm the room with bass.  Just another option…

http://www.silverlineaudio.com/main/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=51&Itemid=65

Thanks for the input, I'd prefer a small tower with wood cabinets that fit in the room to a bookshelf on stands. Right now I'm using Golden Ear Triton sevens but want to move them into the livingroom home theater set-up. 

I think those speakers will be too bass heavy placed close to a wall.  I’d look to these LSA 10 Signatures and buy these Monoprice stands and fill them with sand, lead shot, etc.  probably a better fit given your room. 
https://tmraudio.com/speakers/bookshelf-speakers-monitors/lsa-10-signature-bookshelf-speakers-rosewood-pair-lsa-10/

https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=24794

You should probably look at bookshelf speakers, as they are meant to be placed near corners.

Bob