JBL synthesis 4367s. Full sounding, incredibly dynamic and detailed. They sound good with any genre and at any volume level. They have an amazing sound stage and you would think the band in musician are right in front of you. They can go louder than you ever would want without a hint of distortion. Best speakers that I have ever heard.
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Since you have Paradigm’s now, I’m not sure why you’re not considering Personas that have Beryllium - which are completely protected? Short of your children taking a hammer to them, there’s no way to damage the tweeters or midranges. The acoustic PPA Lens covers are made of metal. The difference you’ll hear moving to these over your Signatures will make those sound as if they’re broken. Here’s the link to the Persona’s configurator where you can build them like any way you choose like building a car online. Good luck in search! https://design.paradigm.com/en/persona/ |
I like the Rockport Avior speaker. The current model is a bit out of your price range ($38,000 US), but, older used models might be available. This is a speaker on the warmer side of neutral. There are Canadian brands that you should be able to audition, such as Gershman, that are pretty nice sounding. You have a pretty good list of foorstanding speakers you are interested in, and they do span a range of different kinds of sound, so I think you will have a decent idea of what is out there if you can actually audition these speakers. I have a few more suggestions: ProAc floorstanders with the ribbon tweeter. The bigger models might be a bit too much for your room (they tend to be a bit bass heavy), but, worth an audition because they sound so good. German Physiks--these speakers use an unconventional bending wave driver that is omni-directional (like MBL) and sound quite good in a room of your size. Good luck on your search. |
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