Looking for input on Legacy Audio speakers purchase.


I have a pair of McIntosh MC611 Mono blocks and I'm considering 2 different setups. 
1. Purchase a McIntosh C2700 Preamp and Legacy Focus SE speakers.
2. Purchase a Wavelet with Aeris speakers.
I have a VPI Scout turntable and a Primare NP5 Prisma streamer using JRiver. I may someday add a PrePro for surround with the C2700 or the Wavelet in bypass mode for music.

wgapel
If you have the budget, go with the Aeris with Wavelet. Aeris is an open baffle design vs Focus closed box. A very different beast. I would go with the Aeris any day.

I have the Signature SE now as the Aeris is just too big for my room (not the sound, but the size) and wife has issues with it. I have heard Legacy speakers in many different occasions, in shows, in private homes and in their Hollywood showroom. Tremendous value for your money. The Whispers are the most natural sounding speakers I have ever heard, regardless of price (some well into 6 figures).
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Dave and troy
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I would own the Aeris/Wavelet if I had a large enough room. I've had the Focus XD/Wavelet in my main room (driving the mid/treble with either Manley tube monos or Coda solid state) and it was one of the best sounding systems I've had in my home. The room correction feature is icing on the cake.