@milkdud Before you spend any money on speakers you should evaluate the room. electronics, speakers, and wires and decide if everything is optimized. The room being the most important in my view. You can put an incredible speaker in a bad room and it won't sound incredible.
Your speakers seem like they are pretty good from what I remember of the Usher Tiny Dancer and the Be20 that I heard.
I worked with GIK acoustics remotely to help tame my office room and my simple KEF LS50s sounded incredible afterwards.
Actually a few minutes ago I rearranged some things in my living room where the LS50's now reside with a KEF KC62 sub and I was so happy with the results. It saved me a ton of money because I don't think I will change this setup for a while. The LS50 are bettered by the new LS50 Meta and the KEF Reference 1 but I could have bought one of those better speakers and had bad sound unless I fixed my room first.
BTW - If you want uber detail (like my living room system) demo some very quiet gear.
Your speakers seem like they are pretty good from what I remember of the Usher Tiny Dancer and the Be20 that I heard.
I worked with GIK acoustics remotely to help tame my office room and my simple KEF LS50s sounded incredible afterwards.
Actually a few minutes ago I rearranged some things in my living room where the LS50's now reside with a KEF KC62 sub and I was so happy with the results. It saved me a ton of money because I don't think I will change this setup for a while. The LS50 are bettered by the new LS50 Meta and the KEF Reference 1 but I could have bought one of those better speakers and had bad sound unless I fixed my room first.
BTW - If you want uber detail (like my living room system) demo some very quiet gear.