Speakers for a large vaulted room?

I have two listening rooms in upstairs rooms (in my home & cottage), but neither is as large as yours. Never the less, I've never had much luck using panels of any kind in those rooms. I just don't think dipoles lend themselves to angled side walls. I'd try shifting to a good dynamic speaker, not because of peak output, or sensitivity, but because I think you will have a much easier time getting integration with the room. Also, assuming it could be done, I'd consider setting up a near field listening set up turned sideways, with the speakers against one of the sloped walls, and you sitting against the other. This obviously wouldn't work with the tall Maggies, but a pair of short towers, or mini-monitors could be just the ticket set up that way! I wouldn't think in terms of "filling the space" so much as using the space to keep the room from getting in the way of the speaker/ear interface.
Cliff

I'm at a loss as to how noone has pointed out the total disconnect of comparison between Magnepan and PSB.

The issue, primary issue for me, is the day and night difference in presentation between the two speakers. That's fundamental to this whole issue.

Good listening,
Larry

Sonorous1,
You want to keep your current amp,then the advice from johnk and duke is right. You need efficient and easy load/drive speakers(minimum92-93db and load of at 6-8 ohms, the higher the better). Your amp will sing and come alive with this type of speaker, and avoids the chase for ever more powerful amplifier syndrome. There are many good dynamic speakers to provide excellent soundstage(so you don`t have to rely on panel speakers exclusively).

Hi Sean,

I've been trying to get in touch with you on HTS. Can you get back with me?