Moving to a dynamic speaker from a Electrostatic


I am downsizing my home and presently have soundlab M2's.
I would like to hear from people who have moved back into a dynamic speaker from electrostatics and what makes were the ones that you listened to and eventually settled on.
rleff
Stats do things that no other speaker design on the planet can do. The maggies are nice but don't have that incredible micro inner detail that makes you tingle. I don't think you can get the sound out of a box that you do our of a stat panel - for anywhere near the amount of money. I agree on the Raidho's and I feel that you would need to spend much more than $15k to approach the stat sound out of a pair of cabinets.
Take a look at the speakers I have used in my system pics and if you wish to discuss any of them feel free to contact me.
Rleff, here is another option for your consideration - the Janszen zA2.1.

This is a seamless hybrid with electrostatic panels above 500 Hz and dual woofers below. I suggest this for several reasons.

First I have a pair and believe they are the best speakers I ever owned. They will provide the detail and clarity you are likely accustomed to with your M2s. But they have a smaller footprint and can be placed closer to the front wall than dipoles because the rear wave is fully damped (closed cabinet). Yet they are spacious. They will play as loud as almost any listener would want and are surprisingly full range with measured in-room response into the low 30s. Lastly they are roughly half your budget limit.

Good luck.
Douglas,

I see that your description of the Vapor Nimbus says "reviewed for Dagogo" but I can't find it there. This still forthcoming? Look forward to your impressions.