Kennyc, I'm very lucky. I have the only speakers I ever want to own. You could say I'm married to them. The Muraudio gets decent reviews but IMHO it is a bad design. The panels are curved which is a terrible thing to do to an ESL as you create a non linear situation. Diaphragm goes back it loosens, forward it tightens. This is the reason they have to cross at 750 Hz. Right in the middle of the vocal range. 120 degrees is to much dispersion. To minimize room interaction you do not want any more than 45 degrees. For the same money you can get Sound Labs 545's. No curved panels and the array covers 45 degrees. No crossover. Much more diaphragm area and linear panels can take much larger excursions without distortion. Add subwoofers ( the Muraudio needs them also) and you will be in heaven. The only thing better will be larger Sound Labs.
Read Roger Sanders's white papers. http://sanderssoundsystems.com/technical-white-papers
He is the original designer of Martin Logan's curved ESL panel.
Read Roger Sanders's white papers. http://sanderssoundsystems.com/technical-white-papers
He is the original designer of Martin Logan's curved ESL panel.