Which speaker to replace Dunlavy SC-V?


Hi fellow audiophiles, I have a question especially for those who are familiar with Dunlavy speakers. I have a pair of Dunlavy SC-V speakers now for a while and albeit I am quite satisfied with their sound I am also curious which speakers could be considered as good contestants if I might ever contemplate to replace the Duns. I know that would be comparing apples with pears, but this is my own list of contestants: Jamo Reference open baffle speakers, Dali Megaline (used), Acapella Campanille (used), Avant Garde Trio, Magneplanar 20.1, Magico Mini, Duevel Jupiter, Tannoy Westminster Royal, stacked Quad ESL 57's (don't laugh).

Chris
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I am quite familiar with your speakers. If you like them, you would love the original B&W800's, especially if you actively bi-amp them.

Richard
the quad 57 is the finest loudspeaker covering the frequencies within its range, i.e., upper bass to lower treble.

if you are willing to take a chance try the apogee duetta signature. you'll forget you have owned the sc V.
though i own the passive gradient revolutions(and their great) and have had them for nearly 12 years, i believe the dunlavys are keepers. if i were you i'd keep 'em. i think in another decade they'll be considered 'truly' classic.