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Soliloquy 6.2i vs VS vr4jr , Zu Druid & Usher 6371

I have the Soliloquy's and have the ' upgrade' bug !
I am not able to sample equipment very easily and am looking to narrow down my choices here .
I am using an Audio Aero Prima integrated amp with a Granite 657 CDP .
While I don't have any real problems with this set-up I would like to improve on it .
My listening room is small at 11ft. X 12ft. thus I listen in the near field , @ 6ft. from the speakers . I do listen to rock music but usually at low volume levels as well as contemporary blues and some female vocalists like Diana Krall. I value good ole toe tapping head bobbing involvement most of all .
The only other speaker that I have any experience with is JM Labs Electra 926. I did not care for them as they did not have any 'heart' and were a little tizzy on the top end .
I would like to know how these choices would compare to my Soliloquys in my situation . Would these be a side ways move or an upgrade ? I realize that each one will have a different sound and would like to know what that difference is .
Any other moves from the Sols, that were an improvemnt, would be welcomed .
Thank you .
saki70

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ton1313
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All,

I have owned the Druids, Druids MK2, Currently own Druids MK4 & Definions MK1.

I auditioned the big name store brands in the Druid price range prior to purchasing them (B&W, Revel, Martin Logan, Sonus Fabre, Energy, etc.) The Druids are truly an amzing speaker for their price range.

If you want more listening info, I have posted more than my share of listening impressions at audiocircle.

Everyone has their own preferences, and the Zu's might not be for everyone, but don't unfairly judge until a product until you actually hear them for yourself.
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