Zu Omen or Tekton Lore

I just read through this thread and wanted to thank everyone for an excellent discussion. One question I have, though, which hasn't been directly addressed, is whether anyone has personal experience with both the Zu Omen and the Tekton M-Lore? I realize the more appropriate comparison is between the Omen and Lore, but I prefer the smaller stature of the Omen and M-Lore. The write-up at Home Theater Review suggests that the M-Lore sounds better, but that review doesn't contain enough detail to get a real sense of the differences. I would appreciate any feedback you all have. And if no one has done a comparison of these two speakers, I might just have to test them both myself.

I own the Tekton Lore's and I also find the tweeter to be too hot. I run them with tubes and my wife and audiophile friend who listened to them in his own listening space agreed. I'm working on adding a resistor to bring the tweeter response down by 2 db. I may also do what Goraman did and replace the capacitor's. I've had good success in the past doing cap upgrades.

All in all good speakers, but could use some tweaking to make them even better.

Since it seems that no one has any thoughts on the Zu Omen versus the Tekton M-Lore, I've taken the plunge and purchased a set of Omens because of the favorable return policy. I'll initially be comparing them to my extant speakers as they break-in, but I'll likely order a pair of M-Lores in the near future to compare head-to-head with the Omens. I'll post my thoughts, should anyone be interested.

Doglog - I owned Omens and Lores at the same yime so I know how they compare, looking forward to your impressions Omen vs. M-Lore.
Keep us posted

Chad329
I would look into a zobel on the main driver before looking at the tweeter.

I thought the same as you that it was the top end that was hot but it wasn't.
A simple zobel installed on the main drivers terminals has made all the difference. Now they are a lot more even handed across the range without loosing any of the good stuff.