Most agreed upon best speaker?

Tvad: I got it too but wasn't drunk. Disorderly crossovers? Sorry, Pedrillo, but you should have expected this :)

02-15-09: Paulfolbrecht writes:

... were the Cogent field-coil horns. Driven by Welborne electronics in the Welborne room, RMAF 06.

I remember them from the 2007 THE Show. The Elvis cuts were magical - once again, a very small room.

Regards,

Who here other than me doesn't get the same level of soundsaging from horns that other speakers give?
I've owned the Sound Labs, obviously a 'stat speaker--they offer remarkable soundstaging--so I'm not 'tied to' dynamics. But, I've never heard a horn sound quite right,(to my ears obviously) in terms of just raw staging.
What is it that I'm missing? And which horns can and do stage accurately?
This comment is not meant to illicit an angry of defensive response, but more of a simple question.

Lrsky, your comments about soundstaging have so offended me I would like to meet you half-way between our two residences for a fistfight.

Ok, seriously, I think this is an issue with multi-way front horns and I think it's a coherence issue.

(Single-driver) back horns don't have this issue - in fact, they usually soundstage very well indeed.

Good one Paul