Wharfedale Opus speaker line

I bought a pair of wharfedale denton 80th anniversary last year, and they continue to amaze me with really wonderful sound in mid-field setup.
Extraordinary finish. Take a very long time to break-in. Retailers are crazy to let them go at such a low price.
My references are KEF LS50s and Totem Hawks.

I love my Wharfedale 97's and especially love the 99's.  Simply amazing for the price.

Thanks for the reply......
Von Schweikerts, very nice and interesting.
I actually gave up my VR-4jr's for the Opus 1.
While I thought highly of the jr's I was never completely satisfied with their mid-range or their boxy look. That's were the Opus 1's excel.
Where the jr's mid-range sounded a bit closed in and bloated, the Opus 1's are crystal clear and tight by comparsion. The jr's reach a little deeper than the Opus 1, you'd probably have to go up the Opus line to the 2's or 3's to equal the jr's bass response but the Opus 1's are less than half the retail price of the jr's.
And where the jr's are boxy and sharp edge looking, the Opus 1's are curved and rounded with a spectacular piano gloss black finish!
Best Regards, geoh

Hi,
I'm not familiar with the Opus line,but I have a pair of Emerald 97 by Wharfedale and love them (partly because of the great pricing) Used them for a couple of years in a budget 2 channel system and just couldn't bring myself to sell them when I bought a pair of Von Schweikerts.They are boxed up and I,like you,will use them in a HT setup.
They don't seem to get much respect,but I found them to be pleasurably musical for extended uncritical listening.
Best wish's w/the new HT setup!