If I like Dynaudio monitors, I would LOVE?????

I just got a pair of C1's (9 days ago) and couldn't be happier (well except for the burn-in still which is still in progress). I dont think you will find a sweeter tweeter than the esotar2. It blends in so well.

I do also have a rel B3 sub and I'm still working at getting it crossed over. The C1's do go lower than the 45hz spec and I'm still looking for that exact point. I've ordered a bass test cd to see if that helps me find the right crossover point and volume level but haven't received it yet.

I'll second the Silverline Audio- I have Bolero, that uses all Dynaudio drivers, including custom- made for them
Esotar 330 tweeter.
Also Bolero are much more efficient at 92 dB, and easier to drive-8 Ohm nominal impedance. Cabinetry is a very high quality, beautiful veneer.

I listened for a while to the C1's at the last NY HE show
and found them somewhat "fuzzy" for lack of a better word.
I felt they were being pushed too hard and sounded like they were really straining, not effortless at all, even though the volume was only moderately loud.
Not sure if it was the room or equipment or what.
That was my only exposure to them.

Take a good look at the SP Technology Timepiece 3.0

Keep the speakers and change out the amps to really enjoy Dynaudio potential.

I’ve got the Silverline SR17 v3, which uses the Esotar tweeter and the Dynaudio dirver… I couldn’t be happier with them. I find them to be very revealing without giving up the “toe tapping” musical factor that Silverline is known for. My SR17’s are paired with a SS amp from McIntosh; the MC352.

I’m also very very happy with my Special 25’s. These are paired also with a McIntosh amp… this time the MC402.

So if you love the Dynaudio house sound keep them! And feed them lots of clean power, even at low volumes they need that little something extra.