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speakers for small room

I have a small living room. My amp is an Accuphase powering some Harbeth P3ESRs and a KEF KC62 subwoofer. Sounds great for acoustic and jazz. However, I also like big symphonic works and the Harbeths don't cut it for that. I'm looking for something more dynamic and something that can push more air to give me that grand experience of listening to big works. Any recommendations? Assume a budget of $10000.

 

TIA

ullogu1

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ullogu1 OP
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I'm in Los Angeles. Had a GF in Portland many years ago- does that count?😁

ullogu1 OP
25 posts
 

Looks like most of you are recommending standmounts. Maybe I should foucs there?

ullogu1 OP
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I'm considering selling my amp and preamp to get an integrated  with more power like a Pass Labs INT250 or Hegel H590 or Ayre AX5/Twenty

 

Lots of KEF REF 1 Meta recommendations it seems

ullogu1 OP
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The room is 13' x 11' with 3 walls, the other side opening up to the rest of the house. I've thought about the SHL5s but thought that they might overpower the room. I think I'd like a floorstander (have never had any) as it would be a bigger change than just a bigger standmount. Totally open to used.

Would a floorstander be too much?

 

System:

Eversolo DMPA6 --> Weiss DAC204 --> Audio Research REF 6SE --> Accuphase A47 --> Harbeth P3ESR

ullogu1 OP
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I do want a bigger sound.

FWIW, I will be keeping my P3's as I can A/B switch my speakers (one of the many reasons I like the Accuphase)

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