Shrinking my system


I'm moving to NYC from a gigantic place out West and I need smaller speakers. I've got a VPI Scout II and a Rogue Audio Cronus Magnum. I'm going to pack up the Vandersteens, and I'm thinking of going Klipsch. No bigger than 5" bookshelves and a sub. What would you do?
curtisbaby
Also, the GE Triton 7s have a small footprint, sound like bookshelf speakers with passive radiators (no need for sub), and match extremely well with the Cronus Magnum. Take your Cronus Magnum to a local dealer and give the Triton 7s a try.
I just did this myself. Went to KEF LS50s, a REL 218 and an Arcam integrated - great system for 4k. Agree with Johnnyb53, obviously, and although I have not heard it, I think his B&W recommendation would even be a bit better perhaps. I had the B&W 804 Diamonds in my last rig, and what the KEFs get right in all areas, the B&Ws just have a bit more musicality perhaps. I would also consider the smallest Harbeth PS with a REL sub. If you have the money and depending on your new room size, you might just find heaven with the Monitor 30s, which are a bit bigger than you were looking for.
Curtisbaby,

What is the size of the room you will be moving your gear to? Can the speakers sit out in the room a bit, or do you need to place them close or right up against the front wall? Finally, what Klipsch models were you considering?