Martin logans or Dali Euphonia

If you want Dynamics, The Druid 2 from Zu cable is the most dynamic speaker I have ever heard. I listened to them A/B with Martin Logan Odyssey & Revel Ultima Salons. All of the speakers are awsome in their own respects. The Druids will only set you back $4K vs the others.

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I work in a place where we sell both these systems and i've had the pleasure in hearing them both set up in peoples homes. The sound stage and attention to detail that the dalis gave while i was watching we were soldiers was amazing they seemed to take the room out of the equation. Bullets seemed to fly till they ran out of steam!
I sat there and watched the whole movie. The logans also sounded awesome the times i've heard them but when the source material calls for that bit extra they don't seem to give you what the dali does. The sub is awesome, i took one home to try one day and its still there, damn working in a place that sells that stuff i'm always broke.
So if it were my choicei'd buy the dalis with not one regret. But which ever one you do choose i'd happilly accept an invite to watch a movie.

Thanks Dommo

I own MLs (Odyssey mains, Cinema center, Scenario surrounds, Descent sub), and although they eat most of the space in my room, I'm pretty happy with them otherwise. I have never heard the Dalis, but I *have* heard quite a few of the Piegas that were mentioned above, and they are REALLY good. I've heard the C40, C10, C8 and C3 - all in the LTD family. that uses a coaxial ribbon tweeter and midrange panel. The C40 is simply the best speaker I've ever heard, period. The C8 and C10 are even more transparent than my Odysseys, and as mentioned above they have a bit more dynamics and can be somewhat more exciting given the right performances.

They're also a far sight easier to set up than the Odysseys. One of my dealers just plunked them down in a small room (I'd guess 11x12? with a pair of AvantGarde Duos on the opposite wall, too!) and they sounded as good as my Odysseys after hours and hours of placement fiddling.

The downside to the Piegas is their cost. Even the C3s cost significantly more than the Odysseys, and the C8/10/40 go significantly up from there. (I think the C3-LTD runs about $9K for the pair, compare with around $6800 for the Odysseys.) We're not done yet, either, since I have been told a couple of times that the Piegas are also relatively difficult loads to drive. Not that the MLs are easy either (good heavens 2 ohms at a few spots?)...

Anyway, the MLs are very fine speakers if you have the amplifiers, space and WAF. The Piegas are even better sounding, have somewhat better WAF and are much eaiser to place - but are considerably more expensive.