Kef Blade or Wilson Audio Alexia?

That's a pretty small room I would think if its sealed and that size you might have major issues with big speakers and trying to control the bass. I had all kinds of issues in a room 19x15 with big speakers. Unless you've already had speakers that put out serious bass in there you might end up bummed to spend that kind of dough and have boomy bass.

In terms of design, technology and research and development KEF can outspend Wilson, Magico, YG acoustics and ten other speaker companies combined. The Blade program was over 1 million dollars spent in R&D over five years

so as I said you have a magnificent but very tricky speaker with the Blades

How much to get a 30k speaker that's *not* very tricky? ;)

@Ejlif - thanks for your input. Having bigger speakers in a small room is my major drawback. I should be contended w/ kef 203/2 . . . for the meantime.

KEF should have outspent for a better space at the Denver Marriott. Begs the question of what kind of room you need in order to get ten of thousands of dollars of sound out of them. I am not saying they are bad; to me they did not do well at RMAF.

I'm sure both speakers sound really nice but, IMHO, they are both fugly as hell.