What’s your opinion about Dali speakers?

I have the dali megaline 3 towers with ribbon tweeter it is a referance speaker.if you can find one used it's a bargain. They are quite tall but you can use 1 r 2 or three towers.they stack.

Dali probably has the most versatile speaker lineup in the world. Their top end in-wall speakers are killer. That being said I think you are better off looking at KEF. The Center channel is the most important speaker are the Center channel and the sub/s. 60% of the sound comes from the center channel speaker. Due to home theater crossing over at 80hz or higher the Subwoofer has to handle below that frequency For All The Speakers. I am not a KEF fanboy. I have had them in my home and have listened to 99% of them. Kef makes a nice Sun called the KF92. It plays down to 11 hz at -3db and be hooked up wirelessly with an adapter. Due to the QCore tweeter/ midrange, the off axis response is probably best in the industry. What that means is no mater where you sit or stand you get great sound which is what you want in a surround sound system. I would go with the R Series at least for the front three. Go with the R3 bookshelf speaker and matching stands. They bolt together for stability and you have great bass for music without using the subwoofer. Unless you have two rows or more of seating or an additional area like a bar or pool table I would stick to 5.1/2.0. The more speakers you add the less power the speakers typically get in a surround receiver. Some can bi-wire for more power and I would do that. Personally I prefer and use separates to get the best sound. For the back speakers you can use what ever you want. Meaning not KEF. I like the idea of using the R3s again but that is over $2600. Do to surround music it really helps immerse you without too much DSP. That being said the DSP setup will blend whatever speakers and subs you pick. You might want to look online for a sub. They come pretty cheap regardless of brand. Especially since they have come out with v2 or upgraded models. KEF upgrade to Meta tweeters in the past few years. You can get the non Meta versions at a huge discount. Sorry this is so long but I wanted to cover the bases and explain why. 

We are a Dali dealer their loudspeakers are universally excellent, and are highly rated.

their higher end models are incredible loudspeakers Opticons rubicons and Epicons offer unbelievable sound quality especially any of the models with the dual tweeter module

Dali loudspeakers hit the rare balance between resolution and musicality.

Dave and Troy

Audio intellect NJ

dali dealers

Dali speakers - they sound surreal :))

I am only familiar with Dali in the stereo realm, and not HT. I own the Epicon 6’s and am very pleased with them. I like them well enough that I will consider Dali speakers for a HT room that will be built in my next home. They are very balanced, as @audiotroy stated above. Non-fatiguing, very musical, with sweet mids and highs that you can listen to for hours. Soundstage and imaging are fantastic (at least as I have, driven by monoblocks) That said, they miss a little bit of detail in the highs compared to, say, B&W’s sound.

I mainly listen to small acoustic ensembles, folk/rock, jazz, and electronica. They excel for these genres. The Dali’s would not be my first choice if I listened to metal or grunge.

The bass is both powerful and precise. I do augment with subs (2 Rythmik F12G’s with active crossover) which are placed so as to tame room modes. As a side effect, it also gives me the octave from 20-40Hz, important in electronic music but not so much in some other genres. I’ve not heard the Dali sub, but given the quality of their product line, I would imagine it plays quite nicely with their speakers.

I find they are great for low-level listening as well as mid volume (I don’t listen loud), and they sound good off axis as well, so your "sweet spot" doesn’t have to be just 12" wide.