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You might try keeping your Triangle Celius speakers to see how things work out. A new Triangle Esprit series is being introduced -- one of the smaller models might work out well. If your interests tend to jazz and classical -- anything but rock -- I would suggest the Harbeth Compact 7 ES3.
Sam, thanks for the response. I bought my Triangle's based on your review and haven't been disappointed.
My tastes are expanding into jazz (recently), but I primarily listen to electronica, female vocalists, some folk, and classical.
I have been tempted to audition some Harbeth's but I was worried that they wouldn't be the best match for my electronics and listening preferences.
Any thoughts for a match with the Quad electronics that also has the bass extension, dynamics, and resolution to swing from Django Reinhart to Miles Davis to Patty Griffin to Kraftwerk? I know that's asking a lot.
Thanks
PMB