What does one purchase after owning horns?

Among the least colored and best integrated horn/high efficiency systems I've heard are the various speakers from Classic Audio that Atmasphere mentioned. These must be in the running. I also endorse the mention, made above, about the top level JBL horn systems.

I like the EdgarHorns as well. These tend to be just a bit less ultra dynamic than some other horn systems, but, the have a fantastically natural and musically satisfying balance. In other words, I like the tradeoffs made by the designer/builder.

Well how does Wilson's, MBL, JM labs, Magico , et al , compare to horns , the OP needs to move on ...

regards,

Most recording studio's are large and could acommodate any speaker they choose . I've seen some giant speakers in those rooms .

Panel speakers suffer from having a diaphragm that is larger than the wavelengths being reproduced. This results in comb filtering and a highly variable with frequency and an uneven sound field with listener position. This makes them unsuitable for main monitors.

I disagree with Shadorne's comment that the 604 is no longer competitive. It all depends on how it is implemented. If done properly in enclosures like the ones Shindo or Serious Stereo have designed these speakers can have a musicality that IMHO equals the best of the newer technology speakers. I have attended RMAF every year listening to many speakers of all types and have found few I would rather have and those would be speakers that are way more expensive. Of course everyone has their own preferences in the type sound they are looking for. I would not knock the technology unless you have heard it done right.