Spatial Audio open baffle speakers, who has them? Worthwhile change from Maggies?

I happen to be fortunate to own the Kyron Gaia system that lalitk had a link to. No Swiss gold was transferred, however the Gaia produce the most exquisite musical reproduction I have experienced. That withstanding, it is all dependent on the analog or digital equipment used. I am putting together some photos of my main system to paste in the virtual rooms. There are some wonderful systems on show there. Wow.
Adrian

For those interested in something different, my extensive review of the Tri-Art Audio 5 Open Speakers, as well as several other pieces of Tri-Art system components, is now published at Dagogo.com

While it looks peculiar, this is a SERIOUS open baffle speaker system! 
Enjoy the read!  I vouch for the high performance to value ratio of this speaker. 

This may be of interest, to some:   http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/spatial-audio-lab-x2-loudspeaker/?mc_cid=c84e1696c7&mc_eid=cf518eebf4

That "older" Spatial X2 design is no where near as good as the latest cheaper ones.   That speaker has a passive 15 and a wave guided AMT.  The new X3 has a powered 15, a passive custom 12 inch mid and the same AMT tweet as the older one.....and it is more sensitive, way easier to drive and $2500 cheaper.  He is still selling the X2 overseas so he has to keep listing it.  The latest Spatial speakers are soooo good, along with the open baffle GR Research, the big Tektons and the 98db Lii full range speakers from China (dirt cheap).  The Tri-Arts look good but are way weird looking.....of course, the big Tektons (even better when modded)...are just big ape coffins....he he.

I'm the proud owner of a pair of x3s and I couldn't be happier. Not sure how they would compare to the x2, but I'm good for a while.

Oz