TANNOY will stop Hi-FI ?

not sure what the comment about them not competing against Fyne, that makes zero sense. One is a very modern generic looking speaker and the other is a much more classic look and they sound quite different. 

Agreed - Tannoy models Kensington and up have features not found in Fyne: twin roll textile surround (vs rubber), alnico magnets (vs ferrous), pepperpot tweeter (vs waveguide). Also I vastly prefer the look of Tannoy Prestige cabinets over Fyne Vintage. The Fyne prices get high up there pretty quickly. A Tannoy Prestige GR, if in "proper" production (a big IF) absolutely competes. 

The alnico/pepperpot models have a passion and vivacity not quite found in the other Tannoy models. But alnico is very expensive to use.

I emailed to Tannoy but they havent replied yet. Ilove the sound of Kensington Gr but it seems that Tannoy Kensington Gr and Turnberry Gr are out of stock all over the world due to lack of materials. Canterberry model is available but too big to my space. I’m thinking about B&W speakers, plz advice. (pair with MCintosh 8900)

@stevevn 

I do not know where you located but both Kensington and Turnberry are available in USA. Which B&W model you’re considering? Here in US, B&W’s are often paired with McIntosh and Classe gear. 

@Latitk

I live in Vietnam. In fact, many customers face the same issues as me. You can visit Tannoy | Facebook for information. Some people commented and questioned whether Tannoy moves their factory to China or somewhere else to produce Turnberry Gr and Kensington Gr but Tannoy keeps silent and has not replied officially yet.