Martin logans or Dali Euphonia

Any more imput ,please

The Martin Logans are more transparent and have a bigger soundstage. The MS4 & MS5 are more dynamic but have multiple crossover points where the Logans have just one. The Dalis are easier to set up and not as critical as the Logans are for room placement. IF the Logans are set up PROPERLY (most aren't), they will be hard to beat! In fact after setting up mine I didn't even need the center channel speaker!! It just takes time and patience.

I listened to many speakers, including the ML Ascent and Aeon, before deciding to buy the Dali Euphonia MS4, CS4, and RS3. I definitely agree with the previous response that the choice is very system dependent and taste dependent.

I really like the Dali Euphonia so far. The detail, resolution, and soundstage of these speakers are amazing. They are extremely musical and involving speakers, with excellent dynamics. Overall, I have been very pleased. My only complaint is the slightly thin bass, especially for movies. However, I have a very large (15'x21'x17'H) room with openings. This room is a very challenging room for bass. Finding a subwoofer to adequately match the Euphonia is difficult and expensive, and I am still looking.

I would recommend trying to arrange an in home audition if at all possible. This way you can listen in your environment and decide. I have found that every speaker, even very high end speakers, have trade-offs. Just make sure that you can accept the negative aspects of your final selection.

To tell you a little more about my system,the amp is a Simaudio titan 7,proc is for now B&K ref 50,soon to be replace for a krell hts 7.1,velodyne HGS 18.harmonic tech pro silk III.DH lab Q-10 speaker cable.ps audio p-1200 power plant.

I apologize if my first post was a bit trite. I must admit to being surprised by the question because I find the two speakers present music so differently.

I agree with Darrell that the MLs are far more transparent, soundstaging is better (if well set-up), and the crossover is single-point rather than multiple point which can make a difference. As Darrell noted, set up is all important with MLs - in my opinion the biggest reason why ML owners switch is that they have not set them up properly. If properly done (set-up, upstream component matching, proper cabling, room treatments), MLs really sound wonderful. The Dalis are nice but I have not had a "magic moment" with them the way I have many times with MLs.