Magico A3 or A1+Sub

If your plan is to position the speakers as they are in that photo, it’s a waste of any high quality speaker. Open floor plan rooms are a disaster anyway. Add placing the speakers so close to the wall, and one in the corner, and the situation gets worse.

I know I’m being a Debbie Downer, but I wouldn’t spend that kind of coin for speakers in that room to realize 60% of their potential.

@ozzy62, @stereo5   Understood.  For Floorstanders, could get maybe an additional 5-10 inches from right wall with moving console.  Not sure if that is sufficient.   That is why, in my limited room, the question of if A1 which could go on the console would be better overall than A3.  Thoughts?  Could add a single Rel sub in the right corner.  Get that this is suboptimal but seeking to make some lemonade here. Appreciate your guidance.

I'm a big believer in getting as full-range as possible within budget, etc.  Integrating a sub properly is not an easy task and while it's fun for movies, it can be completely frustrating with music.  

OK thanks for the info on the room.  @ozzy62 get some coffee and make sure the glass is half full....LOL.  I have a couple of thoughts on how approach this and make use of your excellent Sim gear.

If you're into EDM you will really want to hear the mid-bass and even upper mid-bass (the deep bass is a foregone conclusion)  and the stand mounts will not get you there.  I would go for floor standers and add a sub in the future when the funds allow.

The room is tricky but your current layout needs to be changed.  You stated the speaker are 9' apart and your listening position is 7' away which puts you "nearfield"  That setup requires special speakers and are not what you're currently considering.  Your speakers are just too far apart to allow them to do what their capable of.  If this was my room, I would swap out the wide tv cabinet for something that would allow the speakers to be closer together.  The speakers should be no more than an equilateral triangle from speaker to speaker to listening position.   Good luck and cheers.

Normally I am a fan of full range speakers that don’t need subs. But with the speakers so close to room boundaries, monitors + subs might be a better fit. Your room has lots of glass and flat untreated surfaces. Any speakers you settle on will benefit from room treatment.