Tannoy Turnberry vs Fyne 502SP?

I'm curious about the Turnberry. I've had some time with the Fyne's. Is there any more feedback on these, especially in the tweeter region? Seems like they both like a little more power. 

Coherent Audio in Canada always grabs my interest too. Any thoughts on Coherent, they're not easy to demo in New England.

@bjesien Bit of an old post now, but I ended up getting the Coherent 18s directly from Frank (can see them in my virtual system page).

I've been really liking them. I made a small tweak and adjusted the resistors in the crossovers to balance it out a little more for my room, but otherwise they've been great and have had them over a year now. They work well with my Aric audio 2A3 SET amp and 6SN7 preamp. They seem to perform best for me for Jazz and acoustic/live recordings. They have good bass extension but if you are a big bass head they might not be the right choice (or might need a sub). I find it plenty though, and is definitely enough to feel! While I didn't ever get to audition the Tannoy Kensingtons in home, hearing them in a demo room vs the Coherents at home I prefer the Coherents. Just me, though!

If you're ever able to go to the Montreal audio show whenever they have that, I believe Frank sets up there. It shouldn't be a huge trip from New England, I'd think!

Thanks @mmcgill829 I came pretty close to ordering the Coherents a few years ago. I typically don't shy away from buying and selling, but the design, concepts and materials tweaking made me hesitate. I also struggled to imagine deep tuneful bass with that cabinet, although the bracing is creative. 

Thanks for tip, I'd love to get to the Montreal show some time. 

@bjesien I think you'll be surprised by the bass if you hear these. They aren't *weak* in the bass range, that's for sure. Probably the only thing I could see people complaining about if they listen to a lot of really bass-heavy tracks is that the speakers can skew a little more toward mids balance-wise. Some of it will just come down to your other gear, music choice, room acoustics, etc etc etc. Like any speakers, really.

I've always liked the dual-concentric/coaxial style speakers, so the Coherents were a nice cousin to the Tannoys I had for the longest time. The somewhat good thing about preferring low power SET amps is that it narrows speaker choices quite a bit!