Monitors for Bryston 4B ST

Slingshot. I have heard the B&W CDM Series and I was very impress with them. However, I found them to be a bit bright for my taste, although I havent got a chance to listen to it with my new setup. The Morrison ELAD preamp is the most transparent preamp I have ever heard, it simply doesnt add or subtract anything from the original source. You gotta hear it to believe it...

My musical taste is Vocal, Acoustic, Blues and Jazz. I also want Speakers that doesnt add or subtract anything froom the source either. It should sound exactly the way it was recorded, whether good or bad (probably asking too much for $1500.00?) :-)

Darkmoebius-spell wrong above :-), from what I read from yours and others reviews, I think the JMRs are closer to my taste and a little over budget for the Trente. Guess I would have to instant cup noodles for a month...lol...This hobby is sure getting more expensive everyday. Are we ever gonna find our dream system?

Jcushing, I have heard that Harbeth are indeed one of the finest Monitors in the world. However, I could not find much information about them. Some says that they are a high end in their price, which means that it would probably be out of my budget.

Thanks to all for your inputs and suggestions.

there's currently a pair of meret re's f/s on a-gon, the guy wants $900. (retail w/o stands was $3300). they're excellent, at least in *my* system, they are! ;~) they're rhombus-shaped to break up standing waves, have lead-layered construction so the cabinets are really inert. they have respectable low-end for monitors, are extremely detailed & transparent, & soundstage wery nicely. good stands are a must, dunno if the guy is selling stands...

as an alternative, i would consider used proac 1.5's, or 1sc's...

I've been using B&W Nautilus 805s with my Bryston 4bst, and Sonic Frontiers Line 3. I used to find the 805s slightly lacking in soundstange and rage, but the new addition of the Line 3 opened them up a lot further. I'm now very happy with the 805s. I know they're slightly over your budget but may be worth the stretch. Also, they hold their value very well. Good luck!