Which 30K Speakers Would You Give Up For Tekton Double Impacts?

@david_ten 

Thanks so much. I am really excited to try them after all the glowing reports, and after spending nine months enjoying the Double Impacts. It's hard to imagine the SEs could be much better, but I've been encouraged by the reports I've read!

@waltersalas  Great to hear you are excited and looking forward to having them in your system.

The SEs are much better. Without a doubt. But I do miss that certain 'joie de vivre' the DIs possess. The SEs are grown up (if you get what I mean).

aniwolfe,
These are over your asking budget but look quite interesting, and after talking to the manufacturer about them and getting more questions answered,I do think they would be a very good option for either me or you.

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis8gj7c-bache-audio-triangle-001-bache-audio-tribeca-001-full-ran...

Best of luck to you,
Kenny.

@david_ten 
wondering if you can elaborate on the difference between the DI and DISE. Are there any types of music or anything you think the DIs do as well or better. Rock and metal are a descent portion of my listening. If that was compromised with a more “grown up” speaker that would be disappointing. 
Thanks

Replaced my AZ Crescendo MKIIs and REL R-528SE subwoofer with the Tekton DI SEs (with cables to the subwoofer, this is over $30K). The need eliminating the subwoofer was immediately apparent. The DI SEs keep sounding better with play time. They are a very revealing speaker with beautiful holographic imaging, a deep and wide soundstage, and extremely tight bass. Female vocals are to die for. Music is presented with a lifelike presentation (jazz is my preference). They get the transient details right. Tekton DI SEs are going to be a hard speaker to beat for the money.