In search for speakers of "natural" sound

So I'm reading a review on stereophile and the writer begins by stating that his neighbor told him he probably wouldn't like the speakers because they were music lovers speakers not 'audiophile' speakers! they were the Vienna acoustics Beethovens. 
The model has gone through a few iterations, but VA speakers do have a really musical presentation to them. I just went thru several well regarded speakers because after a few months of being amazed with all the detail and 3d presentation I noticed i wasn't really enjoying the music as much as analyzing it. 

I don't know what your budget is but there's several dsp8000's selling for peanuts right now that are musical, have no cabinet resonances whatsoever and an open soundstage.

Salksound at axpona blew me away with the natural sound in the little hotel room, not sure what model, and being mail order you probably get a pretty good value per dollar.

I like Vandersteen speakers. I will say though I have not heard as many speakers others here on AG have heard. But so far, these speakers sound the most organic and natural to me. It does take some effort to set them up correctly and they need space around them. I used a tube integrated amp and keep the stereo setup very simple.

I think if I didn’t need to occasionally blow the windows out I would probably pick Maggie’s.

I heard the Gato floorstanders recently. V natural sound, with their amps. Big fan of that brand.

When I had Harbeth M30's I found they sounded much better after I added a REL subwoofer and properly dialed it in.  
Since then I've moved up to Monitor 40.1's and that was the magic I was after for the natural sound I was after.  
I've also gone through several amplifiers and still like to hear others that I haven't heard yet.  I wouldn't give up on the 30.1's until you heard them with other amps first.