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++++1 for Joseph Audio Pulsar Graphene speakers, have been thrilled each and every time I've listened to them......seem to be a little less sensitive to electronics.

+1 on axpert’s recommendation to add subwoofers if your listening includes any serious bass components.  I have floorstanding Fyne F702 speakers that use an 8” woofer, and they are definitely a bit shy on the deep bass.  I added a pair of Rythmik F12 subs, and the result was simply astounding.  I don’t know exactly how to describe it, but the entire lower register, not just the deep bass (I have the fixed filter set at 50 hz), seems “more alive, more organic.”  When the music includes bass, it’s there, tight and solid, never flabby or hanging on if not intended.  The Rythmiks are made here in the U.S., although I suspect the amps are made overseas.  They have “filled a hole” in my listening pleasure, which is really what it is all about.

Yamaha NS5000 .... run by a mix of different electronics ....It is an engineering masterpiece and a work of art ( unique, there is nothing else like it).

I have never heard instruments sound as close to the actual unplugged instruments i play. If a guy is a musician and an audiophile who really cares about how his recordings sounded, he may want a pair of them. 

I think the BØRRESEN Z1 are pretty impressive. 

Huge, detailed, layered soundstage. Amazing attack/decay. Natural timber. 

$12,000.00

The Vivid Audio Kaya S12 with their stands are absolutely mesmerizing. Technological marvels that are 3D, focused, musical, dynamic, and have great, neutral bass response. Really special.  I use them with a Mola Mola Kula integrated amplifier.  Great combo.  The speakers with their dedicated stands are $9,700 per pair.