HELP! Large speakers fell over during shipping.

Based on the time signature, likely midostyn was typing the response concurrent to millercarbon's post. A truly rude reply by millercarbon. 
I suggest he pull back and scrutinize his behavior on this forum, as it has been consistently snarky.   :(

Thanks for everyone's help. I'm contacting Dali today to price out driver and crossover replacements so I have some ammo when the insurance adjuster comes (who will probably know nothing about speakers)

I would return them- a lot of extra work and worry that you did not agree to when you purchased the speakers.

Sad to here, and common. My thinking a person uses an insured reputable company pays everything offered for perfect shipment and don’t except anything but just that. Unfortunately all the BS about other companies and their shipping Practises do nothing for you at this point.
Who cares what..I bought and how well they got here...does zero for you. Moral of the story get what you paid for period.

I’m contacting Dali today to price out driver and crossover replacements so I have some ammo when the insurance adjuster comes

The seller is the insured party so it’s up to him to file a claim and deal with the insurance. The insurance company will not deal with you because you did not buy the insurance. You are not the insured party.  Once you accept the delivery they are yours, as is.

If you can be convinced that the speakers are undamaged (by close inspection and hooking them up and listening to them before you accept delivery) you might want to keep them. If not, don’t accept delivery. Send them back.

Always pay for online purchases with a credit card. If the guy doesn’t want to refund your money, set up a dispute with either Paypal or the bank that issued the credit card. The first question they will ask is, "Do you have possession of the speakers?"