Is there Tannoy Magic / Should I buy a pair of Tannoys as "accessory" speaker?

I have a little experience with the smaller Tannoys and also own the 4367. I feel tannoy would be a backwards move for me. I think point sources are a bit over rated (having owned a few) if you sit in a tweaked out sweet spot. The advantage is the vertical dispersion is even and if you just sit down that is often accounted for with good speakers designs. Keep in mind the JBL is a “point source” from 700hz up where it matters.

There are two places I feel the JBL 4367s could be improved. The deep bass and soundstage width/depth. The bass is easily fixable and improved with subs. I have a few threads on using sub with my 4367s if you are interested you could look them up under my profile.

If I were looking for something different I would target a wide dispersion speaker for more of a room sound and less controlled directivity you get from JBL. This would focus on the short coming of the JBLs with a wider and deeper soundstage.

Another Tannoy-boy here.  I have both Mini Autographs and Kensingtons. I sold my Rockport Attia ii’s after auditioning the Kensingtons at Upscale.   Switched from D’Agostino Progressive to Pathos Heritage hybrid to complement the Kensingtons.  My room is 15’x21’ and they do not overwhelm with one REL S/812 sub.  For your room the Turnberry might be an option.  It’s a great value.  I can’t compare with the JBL sound.   

@deep_333  Good suggestion the 888's ! Seems like they are being very well received. 

I did have a listen with "my kinda music" of the sourcepoint 10's at the FLA expo and they were pretty awesome. 

I saw an advertisement for the Tannoy Sterlings, and even though I just bought a pair of Revels and am now out of the market I still cannot help myself from wondering about speakers "that I should have bought," so I read a review on the Sterlings and got the impression that they might be finicky about setting up as far as placement goes?  

My Basement system is where I interchange various components including Vintage Original Tannoy Berkeley's from 1970 with 15" HPD385A drivers, new surrounds in 1997 and upgraded crossover in 2018. I think they shine particularly with classical and jazz as they are very accurate and revealing. If I want to rock, I need a little more bass than the Tannoys can deliver so I switch to my Altec- Lansing  604-8G's or JBL-L7's and L-100a speakers. The old 15" dual concentric drivers like he HPD385, Golds, Silvers are the ones sought after for $$$. I have not been impressed with the newer ones that I've heard.