Why Don't you hear more about Audio Physics Speakers??

I’ve heard AP speakers over the years and agree they do an amazing job of disappearing but have no slam/guts to get excited about.

I generally agree that if you are looking for thickness,weight, slam then Audio Physic speakers aren't the go-to speakers.  That's one of the main reasons I didn't keep the Virgos after a home audition - too polite and soft with high energy music.

However the Libra speakers that followed were more dynamic, and the Scorpio model I owned really did have impressive guts and punch.

There are some very insightful comments above and I appreciate them. Thank you.

Consensus viewpoint seems to be:

-Amazing soundstage

-Good lows and highs

-Less than impactful mids

Some preferred brands:

Joseph, Spendor

Some very pleased with the product.

Agreed about confusing product line. 

I will await a report from a reviewer about the "New" enhancement's SQ 

contribution.

Does that sound like an accurate paraphrasing?

I plan to bring my current Stand Mount speakers to the audition on Monday

of the Classic 10's so I can have a real A/B comparison.

Albeit we will be listening in his room not mine but his is well tuned.

The Joseph speakers are slim floorstanding speakers that cast a walk-in-to-it soundstage like the AP speakers, but have a more pure tone and also, for their size, kick more *ss than the AP.   As John Atkinson put it in his review of the Joseph Perspective Graphene floorstanders:

"When the kickdrum was doubled with synth dropped-bass notes, I was astonished by how much clean, low-frequency energy four 5.5" woofers could pump into my room.

With the Perspective2's combination of clean dynamics and rich, well-defined low frequencies, orchestral music was well-served. The big tune at the start of the first movement of Elgar's Symphony No.1 (Sir Adrian Boult conducting the LPO, of course, 16/44.1k ALAC files ripped from CD, EMI Classics 64013), with its pulsing bass line, sent shivers down my spine."

I had Audio Physic Scorpio Ii.   Fantastic little floor standing speaker.