Shopping for new speakers

If you want to always like to upgrade your equipment don't buy Aerial Acoustic. 
Your days of Sears Wish Book Catalog will be over. 

Those old enough know what I am talking about. 

Thank you Michael Kelly. 

I dont have a dealer here in memphis that deals sonus faber so i am going to drive to nashville to audition them this weekend. I am really looking for a speaker that that does well with my equipment but is wife friendly as well.

Wise move making the trip to audition.  I hope they meet your expectations.  Nothing beats actually hearing them vs. other brands they may have that meet your budget and the all important WAF.  So don't forget to bring music that you are very familiar with along with her.

The one good thing is that you don't need to worry about your Classe amp during the auditions,  It can most likely drive anything you are probably going to listen to this weekend.  Good luck and let us know how the auditions go.

What speakers are you using now and what would you like to improve upon?  What aspects of sound reproduction and speaker characteristics are most important to you other than WAF and being compatible with your current equipment?  When you say you want speakers to disappear do you mean looks wise or as a sound source or both?  Any additional info would be most helpful in making better recommendations. 

Second the Spatials... very much a Maggie sound with better dynamics / bass.  The others I would suggest, which sound every bit as good, or better... would not pass the WAF (WaveTouch Audio Monitors).  

I am using 2 different speakers . The first is a homemade set that i have worked on for 2 yrs  they are .75 cu ft sealed enclosures with scanspeak revelator tweeter and 7 inch revelator 4 ohm midbass  i have worked on crossovers for 2 yrs and cant coax the tweeter to open up. My other set is old energy c6 that are 20 yrs old. I am looking For a speaker with good imaging and to be able to place instruments and vocals as if i was listening to live peformance insted of listening to two boxes