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Warm but holographic & forward vocals.

Is there such a speaker?  I’m sure there is but I haven’t heard one myself as I haven’t listened to a variety of speakers in some time. 
 

Looking to move on from my Tekton DI’s (incredible speaker) and move to something a bit more lush, warm in midrange but then with a forward (not bright) holographic type vocals. 
 

Bookshelf/tower, doesn’t matter but want something smaller than the Tekton, which is pretty much everything lol. 
 

under $5k used, lower is better. 

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holmz
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jasonbourne52
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Ohm Walsh! 3-D room-filling soundstage! I have a pair.

erik_squires
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Fritz does home auditions.  Reach out to him via the website.

I love those speakers, but you might be asking for something closer to a Dynaudio.

soix
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I think Dynaudio is a great suggestion, and I’d also highly recommend ProAc, Usher, and Joseph Audio. BTW, soundstage can be holographic, but midrange is a frequency and tends to be described more by tonality, definition, and dynamics, FWIW.

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hilde45
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Speakers sound differently depending on how they're positioned and the nature of the room's acoustics. Why do these questions always mention the room only as an afterthought?

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