Looking for wider soundstage

Mijostyn thanks for heads up. Would those be better than my Legacy?  Seems they would be more like the Legacy than different. 

@mijostyn

+1

I spent nearly forty years pursuing planar speakers. I loved the ethereal sound… but the power requirements and shortcomings in other aspects made me change directions. I listened to a lot of really amazing speakers, each with great characteristics… Wilson, Magico, B&W…. But Sonus Faber had an incredibly real organic sound to them.

I am now on my third pair of Sonus Faber… upgrading twice. I can’t even begin to explain you how happy I am with them. In particular, when paired with Audio Research equipment. The sound is so seductive, I could care less about more detail… although my system is incredibly detailed… it has such an emotional connection, it is hard to imagine a better system. Ever though I have heard systems of much greater cost, with greater imaging and slam.

@backdoor , as everything Italian the Sonus Faber speakers are very stylish in a good way. The craftsmanship is meticulous. I have not seen a Legacy speaker up close so I really should not comment but I tend not to like air motion transformers. 

In your situation, without a better room, it would not matter what speaker you are using. Even with 8 foot tall dipoles which are very directional you would still have problems. I just spent $3K removing a window from my listening room because it was f-ing things up and I use 8 foot tall dipoles.

@mijostyn

Simply not true.

I have owned Accoustat 2+2s which are very tall,

Magnepan 3.4s ~ 6ft, which is not that much taller then most floorstanders

but have owned Emerald Physics 3.4s for several years now, which are only ~ 41" and are amazing

OP...aren't you sorry you asked? LOL