Andra II vs. WattPup 7 vs Legacy Focus 20/20

Actually I own Martin Logans and I love them. But a friend of mine owns the Legacy Focus 20/20 , I have heard many of his jazz and blues recordings and kick drums sounded like kick drums, The midrange sounded excellent {although I felt B&W was a little wider} and the highs were quite nice. Actually this has nothing to do with you or Legacy , But when it comes to speakers , there are probably 20 to 30 manufacturers I could live happily ever after with, but when it comes to front end , pre amplifiers, and Power Amplifiers , the only ones I would consider , I could count with one hand. I just beieve in general people think backwards. It all starts at the front end. The optimum sound potential of most speaker owners is never realized because they spend too much on their speakers and too little on the rest of thier equipment. Just my opinion.

The Transporter may have a point. Who is this mystery man ?

Transporter is correct, you should build the best front end possible to realize better end results (speakers)
As far as speakers go, I like the Andra II's, a friend of mine has them powered with a Krell KSA-250 and Levinson 31.5 trans and 30.5 dac, sounds awsome. My other speaker choice besides the Andra's are the Avalon Ascent Mk 2's.

I think you should (i) describe your other components and your room, (ii) your musical preferences, and (iii) open yourself up to other possibilities.

All three speakers you mention could sound great in the right setting. Just as could the Kharmas, the Thiel 7.2, the Dynaudio C4, the Audio Physic Avanti III, the latest large ProAc's, the Meadowlark Blue Heron II's, the Verity Parsifal Encore, Martin Logan Prodigy's, the Joseph Pearl, the Aerial 20-T, and probably fifteen other speakers between 10K and 25K. I own Revel Salons and Vienna Acoustics Mahlers, and both can satisfy discriminating listeners depending upon what front-end electronics they are partnered with.

Your Pass amp is very neutral and extended, and you may, as a result, want to be wary of bright-ish speakers (depending also, of course, upon the unknowns of the rest of your system/room). There are a number of speakers that are voiced in the direction you specify that may or may not sound as intended depending upon speaker cable choice, front-end components, freedom (or inability) to fool around with speaker placement, ...

What I am saying is that there is a lot more to the puzzle (and more than one puzzle), and you could help us to help you by providing more information.

Good luck