Personally, I'd go for the Liuto. It is a rare overachiever in its price bracket. Perfectly balanced over the frequency spectrum (actually, even if not your primary focus, this speaker goes remarkably deep but without a trace of fatness or sluggishness). Superb understandability of vocals, which will be important if your classical range comprises opera. Tonality it is as precise as they come, and as to jazz, this speaker knows how to groove as well.
Why I prefer it over Cremona M? I have never really been bothered by the slight touch of warmish, "broad brush" painting that SF sometimes offered - and that some dislike - because in revenge the speakers I heard always did music as opposed to just sound. Rest assured the Liuto still exerts the emotional grip and, imho, without any sonic compromise.
Anyway, as always, proof of the pudding will be in eating it yourself, have fun!
Why I prefer it over Cremona M? I have never really been bothered by the slight touch of warmish, "broad brush" painting that SF sometimes offered - and that some dislike - because in revenge the speakers I heard always did music as opposed to just sound. Rest assured the Liuto still exerts the emotional grip and, imho, without any sonic compromise.
Anyway, as always, proof of the pudding will be in eating it yourself, have fun!