What speakers use SEAS or SEAS-sourced drivers?


I realize that drivers do not a great speaker make. However, based on my somewhat limited exposure, 75% of the loudspeakers that I really like happen to use SEAS drivers, especially those from the premium Excel line. These drivers produce a refined tonal quality that is quite pleasing to my ears.
I’m therefore hoping to build a shortlist of speakers using SEAS drivers. I want to make sure that I’m not missing out on any models when I go auditioning.
So far my partial list contains the following in no particular order:
Joseph Audio
Tyler Acoustics
Chesky
Amphion
Devore Fidelity
Cary Audio

Please help me complete my list. Thank you.
gaudio_eek
Mjcmt,
I actually used to own for over 6 years a pair of Dynaco A25, recapped, with the recommended seas tweeter upgraded.

I personally found the A25 lovely things in many ways but slow sounding and as a result very dynamically challenged. The A26 is not slow sounding.

I dont think anyone would be disapointed with the A26 kit but its not perfect: bass is not the tightest and imaging is far from perfect, but for the money, its truly a well rounded loudspeaker. It has good bass (feel it in your body) , good image size, smooth treble, coherent (the 1st order tweeter and no highpass on the woofer make the driver integration just as coherent as anything ive had) and its able to play loud without losing composure, decent detail and nice tone.

Seas A26 vs Harbeth shl5plus
It lacks some midrange magic and precision compared to the harbeth shl5plus I had, but the overall presentation of the A26 is less bright then the shl5 and I prefer the upper bass and treble of the A26

order a 18ohm resistor as well. sometime I use the 15 ohm and sometime I prefer the 18ohm resistor in place.

I would recommend no less then 15 WPC tube power
I believe but cannot prove, that some Magico drivers use seas motors with proprietary cones.