What speakers would be an upgrade from my klipsch la scallas and my Klipsch Chorus

Update I just opened my definitive Technology bp 9080x speakers.listened to them on songs that are new sounds good on my chorus & LaScalas and I’m not shyer if they were an upgrade. The def tecs have more lowend and I here this word a lot transparent highs, but I miss the part that I didn’t like about the chorus is the loudness of the horns. Nothing sounds like the horns . The only thing I didn’t like about them is when you turn the up around 100+decibels. I will give the def techs. A while to burn in and move them around before I make the call to send them back.

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If the def techs don't work out look at the Legacy Audio speakers. A little over 2 years ago I bought a pair of Klips RF-7II. I kept these speakers in my family room system for about 5 months, speakers were way to bright for any long time listening and would cause fatigue, so I packed them up and put them in my storeroom at work.  I went out and bought a pair of Legacy Audio Focus SE's and problem solved. The AMT Twitter reproduces a smooth and detailed Higgs. I know the Focus SE (new) are outside your price range, but sometimes a used pair pops up that comes close to your budget. 

I own and listen to many speakers to include Wilson Cubs, Wilson Watt Puppies, Sophia s, Several Pro-Ac, Altec A-7, Klipsch K-horns and modified LaScalas.....The speakers I use the most are the K-horns and my LaScalas (modified)   The LaScala cabinets have been cut in half, to leave only the Bass cabinets, A very large Altec horn on top with a JBL 2445H driver and a modified Klipsch "AA" crossover with the tweeter section removed.......If you had this tube driven system you would through everything else out.....Thats my story, try it     WILL