Wharfedale Linton Heritage 85th Anniversary

With their standard 3-way T-M-W configuration, the Lintons are not really directly comparable to Harbeths or Spendors that are more expensive, but not too many orders so, as those Harbeths and Spendors will be 2-way designs or super-tweeter/tweeter/mid-bass models.  The Lintons in this sense are more like scaled-down 40.2's or Classic 100's.  I know this is an improbable comparison, but has anybody been able to make this comparison?

Got my pair and thinking of selling it. But then again at that low price in think I ll keep it for my collection. ;)

I am really interested in these speakers but I feel I would be cheating on my Forte iii's if bought them. 😟

Hificrazed, I have both as you may recall from another discussion we both were involved with. 

The Fortes are overall a better speaker but the Lintons are not faulty. In fact they kept my Fortes on the bench longer than I expected. 

They are are very different. I like having options to suit my taste on a particular day-kind of like having different meals. 

I just bought a pair too, thanks to @cosmosound 

They are breaking in as we speak, but initial listening has been very enjoyable.  My other speakers are Spendor A4s, which will be hard to beat.  They do not sound similar whatsoever right now, but the Lintons still need some time, I know.

One question though for owners - Is there a specific right/left speaker?  I don't see anything labeled, or in the manual.  Usually this wouldn't even come up, as most speakers are not L/R specific, but the Linton's tweeters are not centered.

Right now I have the speakers positioned that each tweeter is a bit to the far right/left (outside).  Should they be inside? Does it matter?  I could always just swap them and decide which I prefer too...!