Speaker upgrade...

"you will never achieve real audio you will always be changing your equipment and wasting your money because that is what the corrupt music reproduction system industry wants you to do for their profits only."

I agree, most of the hi fi industry makes "cosmetic gear" components that design to attract the unprofessional listeners and make the W A W factor on potential naive consumers by making a false manipulation on the sound ( artificial coloration, exaggerate dynamics act.)
You should avoid this gear at all costs and choose components carefully base on their faithful reproduction of the original recording and not on your personal subjective preferences.

I'd agree with audiotroy above about looking at newer designs, as speaker driver technology has just advanced so much since "back in the day".  I'd also agree it's hard to beat the Legacy FocusSE in overall performance at its price.  You get the Air Motion ribbon tweeter and quality bass down to 18Hz.

Thanks for all the replies. I can get the Avalon's local for 2300 and the BW for 3200 plus shipping. 

That's my biggest fear is ending up with a speaker so detailed the listener bores quickly. The Dunlavys can play for hours and be non fatiguing

Keep the Dunlavys. You’ll regret selling them. Upgrading for the sake of upgrading results usually in disappointment. Since you like the Dunlavys and are happy with them, I will quote the Allman Brothers ... "Don't mess up a good thing."