David,
You're in an interesting spot. The CRMs are very good and - if you're using a subwoofer (IMO a MUST! with the CRM) - they can be IMHO very tough to beat in many ways. My only issue with the CRM is that they don't hold up particularly well as SPL goes up, but beyond that they're really, really good, IMHO. Since you note that listening levels are moderate, I'm not sure you'll benefit much from some of the choices that simply go louder.
You could go with a very different approach like the little Maggies (planar) or Ohms (omni) but those aren't conventional monitors and much will depend on personal taste. Good news: if you want to try that approach, both offer in-home, money back trial periods.
You might also think about a better sub or subs. A pair of SVS sealed 12" subs is +/- $1200 and would make a pretty impressive full range system with the CRMs. The related issue is the Sunfire AVR. I'm unfamiliar with the bass management/room correction software in the unit. IME, sub/sat systems generally see vast improvement when the software is top flight (e.g. Audyssey xt 32 pro). If your AVR lacks this capacity, you might wwant to consider a move there, instead.
Good Luck
Marty
You're in an interesting spot. The CRMs are very good and - if you're using a subwoofer (IMO a MUST! with the CRM) - they can be IMHO very tough to beat in many ways. My only issue with the CRM is that they don't hold up particularly well as SPL goes up, but beyond that they're really, really good, IMHO. Since you note that listening levels are moderate, I'm not sure you'll benefit much from some of the choices that simply go louder.
You could go with a very different approach like the little Maggies (planar) or Ohms (omni) but those aren't conventional monitors and much will depend on personal taste. Good news: if you want to try that approach, both offer in-home, money back trial periods.
You might also think about a better sub or subs. A pair of SVS sealed 12" subs is +/- $1200 and would make a pretty impressive full range system with the CRMs. The related issue is the Sunfire AVR. I'm unfamiliar with the bass management/room correction software in the unit. IME, sub/sat systems generally see vast improvement when the software is top flight (e.g. Audyssey xt 32 pro). If your AVR lacks this capacity, you might wwant to consider a move there, instead.
Good Luck
Marty