Regarding Joseph Audio Pulsar Loudspeakers

"kalali"
My pre-amplifier is a vintage Precision Fidelity C-4 Dual Cascode valve model that has been completely serviced. It has phono inputs that are very quiet with enormous gain. The mono blocks that I am planning to use are a pair of EKSC 11 prime's. They will drive virtually any impedance load with great musicality.
Thank you for your recommendation of the Sonner Allegro Unum stand mounted loudspeakers.

"jperry"
Are you living with the Wilson Benesch Vertex loudspeakers?
Regards,

perazzi28,

I am not living with the Wilson Benesch Vertex, I have heard them many  times including a listening session yesterday with their big brother the Vector.

If I ever upgrade from my current speakers the ACT ONE is on my short list.

My current system is posted here if you want to see it.

At that budget, it is worth listening to Devores.

perazzi28;

I do not own the Joseph Audio Pulsars although I have listened to them multiple times (most recently at RMAF 2016) and aspire to own them.   IMO they are a fabulous speaker that exhibit the characteristics most important to me for my listening tastes and my medium sized dedicated listening room (19 X 13 X 7).  They are dynamic, smooth, fast (very fast) and articulate; a very extended and detailed (accurate) top end with no glare and shockingly good base for their size.  I do own their "baby brother" the Prisms which according to Jeff Joseph were designed to provide 85% or so of the performance of the Pulsars at a lower price point.  I love them.  

I would agree with the comment above about the importance of good stands for either the Prism or the Pulsar.   Let me know if you have specific questions I could answer.