Speakers for new room

The Super Linton by a kilometre @thegreenline 

Can you tell me what you liked about the Warfedale Super Liton's?
Have you listed to the Klipsch or the Zu Aduio?
I'm pretty sure I’ll be able to listen to the Zu Audio DW6/W later this summer. Hopefully the Warfedale as well

@thegreenline   My previous room was 13 x 19.  I had a pair of Focal Sopra ll that sounded great.  But then again, so did a pair of Acoustic Zen Crescendo Mark ll and a huge pair of SoundLab electrostatics.  Neither the Focals nor the Zens needed to be far off the wall.  The Zen, being a Transmission Line design, sounded very good close to the wall.  Brought both the Focal and Zens two years old and saved close to 50%.  For what it's worth.  Cheers.

The Wharfedale I have heard extensively in a very pragmatic audiophile's room.

He had them integrated well with his room and they sounded incredibly coherent. No glaring, no showroom sound (which may impress on first listen but become annoying later down the line)

Just effortless balance that lets the music shine. Big dispersion pattern means a lot of room involvement which lends itself to pretty expansive soundstage presentation

The Heresy IV I have demoed 4 times because I just wanted to understand why I wasn't hearing what people were. Overly brittle sounding, dispersion is lobby asf and there's not concise imaging locality (causing the images in the soundstage to move about in a non-cohesive way). The bass was also lacking especially in the kick drum fundamental. and the bass was a bit one note. Yes, they can play loud but playing loud terribly isn't what I consider good.

As for the Zu, one of the worst speakers I have ever heard. Gets super directional the higher you go. Speakers have strengths and weaknesses but I could not discern any strength from the Zu other than it being sensitive to voltage so I guess if your amplification is some low power tube amps you should be good. @thegreenline