KEF blades 2 or Dynaudio C4?

Hardly drinking any cool aid.   Just appreciating reasonable discussion which I find he offers - even when I disagree.  The hostility some show on these forums is just silly and unwarranted.

I regularly read how  our hobby is slowly dying as audiophiles age out and younger listeners stream into earbuds off their phones, not experiencing what good reproduction can sound like.  Yet, we come to these forums and tell dealers to keep their business, advice and opinions out of here. So he’s trying to grow his business while adding to the collective discussion. Why is that bad when it’s disclosed?  

The last thing we need is for dealers to close up shop and go away.  We all lose.  

Mgrif104, Thank you! We post for a lot of reasons, one is to help grow our business, the other is to offer  what we hope is construed as good advice and the third is to call attention to really outstanding products that we have discovered and put out, and fourth to possibly offer some rational commentary about other products that may be or should be considered when product X is being discussed. 

When you have been doing this professionally for 30 years you generally learn a lot and the magazines, don't necessairly tell the whole picture.

We are always experimenting with new products in the recent 2 years we added: ATC, Quad, Innous Servers, Mytek, Naim's new Uniti Atom, Star and Nova, now adding a Naim NAP 300 power amp, Legacy, Rethem, Elac, new Paradigm Dominance Subwoofer, Anthem STR, Anthem separates, Micromega M100, Light Harmonic Davinci, Aqua Hifi Formula, Rega P3 and I am sure we are missing something.

New products we are bringing in Lumin X1, Naim NDX2, new Audioquest Power Cabling, and a few other new toys.  

If you look at one of the posts we started which was removed, the moderators have a lot of issues, was to draw attention to the Micromega M100. 

We heard a lot of great things about the Micromega and was intrigued to find a product that had a similar qualities to the Devialet which was a little too sterile.  We liked the fact that the Micromega was $3,000 cheaper, had a room correction option, and used a Class A/B amplifier. 

Once we got the Micromega it was wonderful so we started a post and boom it started getting traction and finally a few people decided to take the plunge and purchase the M100, unfortunatly not from us, and the posters loved the product.

We  have one of the largest collections of gear in the tristate area and are always playing with new combinations to find what we hope will be the best products for our clients.

Dave and Troy
Audio Doctor NJ

Interesting that the main reason that I came over here asking for advice it is changing to a total different topic!
No that I am not interested and I respect audio doctor as a dealer. But we can start another forum just for the second topic alone.
I do appreciate taking your time posting with answer to my question.
Kind regards 

Well lets get back to the C4 vs Blades.

C4 is a warmer overall tonal balace 

Vs

Blades super clean, more focused soundstage a bit more clinical

Dave and Troy
Audio Doctor NJ

I think a thorough audition is a must, escpecially at this price point.  I have been to several shows and not impressed with the Blades considering their cost.  However, my good audio friend thinks they are outstanding.  

@mgrif104 my teenager daughter can care less about audio equipment.  Well, not sure about that.  If Apple ever got in to the audio equipment I am sure she might be on board.

it bugs me to hear her listen from her iPhone or MacBook when she could listen from so much better.  She wants a minimalist look with no wires and seamless interface using Spotify or something similar that looks good.   I might try ls50 wireless or some other modern all in one speaker. To see if that takes  

Based on my daughter and her friends, who appear to share her attitude, I believe we will see a shift in hi-end audio that comes from a small footprint.  She thinks I am crazy to have a class a amp, with pre along the cabling.