LSA 20 Statement Speakers

These speakers exceeded my expectations and I have no regrets. Coupling the LSA-20 Statement speakers with your Pass gear and VPI turntable will indeed give you musical pleasure for years to come.

My baselines for speakers include Vandersteen, Totem, Quad, Aerial, B&W, Dynaudio, and Wilson. I have owned B&W, ADS, and Vandersteen speakers, and the LSA-20 Statements give me everything I loved about these speakers, but they do it much better.

I recommend these to you without reservation. You can see my Audiogon Virtual System post at https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/9586.

Happy listening!

The LSA 20 Statement Speakers 
remain my next audio purchase.
Your familiarity with a number of high end audiophile Speakers provides more incentive to make 
the purchase.  
Having just returned from a visit 
to North Carolina to hold our new 
granddaughter, we discovered the central air in our home needs replacement.  
For now my purchase will be delayed....but not for long. 

I noticed those platforms under your LSA 20 Statement’s. Are they a MapleShade product? My Pass equipment, Music Hall CD player and VPI turntable are positioned in 
MapleShade Turn Table stand...
three four inch solid maple shelves.  Extremely solid and very 
attractive.
Thank you again for your encouraging insight..

Brand new pair of Monitor Audio Gold 200's for a little over 2K at BEK HI-FI in Allentown,PA

If you like the basic Monitor Audio sound signature the Music Room has a pair of PL200 speakers for just under 4K. Those are beautiful speakers! Never heard the LSAs. Just another option to think about. 

The platforms under my speakers are from Butcher Block acoustics. They are 3 inches thick.

I love the MapleShade products, but I am cost-constrained and I have to spread my budget around in order to maximize my investments.