PSB Synchrony One or Two

The Vienna tweeter wasn't the last word in terms of details. It was sweet and precise but when we switched for the PSBs so many details came up.
The transient of the PSB is so much faster than the Vienna. Very dynamic.
I actually bought the One over the Two for there better definition in the midrange. The dedicated midrange driver makes a huge difference. Female voices were much much better with the One.
As Mlauner said :"One blows Two away".

Which Vienna did you compare to the PSB? The Mozart or Beethoven?

Thanks

Acdvd, For goodness sakes make your own mind up man! The forums can only help so much. I'm glad I'm not selling you a a pair of speakers or anything else for that matter.

Philefreak
The reasons I can't buy these now are:
(1) PSB will only be available in my country next week
(2) Vienna will HOPEFULLY be available in 3 months - I can possibly import it directly from Austria.
That is why I have not bought and been looking for ideas on how they compare given I cannot even audition them yet, or may never be able to audition Vienna before buying.
That said I am 100% sure I will be buying either PSB or Vienna!

Update...
I landed up purchasing the Synchrony Two. The shop did not have the One's but I was quite satisfied with Two's and the One's were a bit out of my price range. Anyway the midrange is very clear, have heard a lot of details I have not heard before on my CD collection. I have used the port plugs to tame down the bass, which makes it a bit more articulate as well.
Highs are quite good as well - extended, not harsh, and clear. Its a titanium dome, so it does not have the sweet sound of a soft dome, or the acoustic sound of a ribbon, but it is fully competent and fast. Stereo imaging is also exceptional - very pinpoint and stable - I can ditch the center channel for some movies it is so good. I am yet to notice much soundstage depth however my setup is quite close to the wall so perhaps part of it is an optical illusion anyway.

All in all the speaker is a very good all-rounder with no apparent weaknesses. Very accurate, clear, and exact.
What I wanted to ask:

(1) do you know if the bass drivers break-in on the PSB's or is that an audio myth? There is nothing in the manual about it.

(2) What would be a good matching CD player for these speakers? I am using a Simaudio I3-RS amp which is quite clear and neutral, very much solid state type. I'd appreciate feedback if you know any of these.
My options (I am limited in my country by choices):
- Yamaha CDS1000
- NAD M5
- Astin Trew AT3000

Thanks