Daedalus Audio speakers - Muse or Muse studio


Does anyone have some opinions about these speakers? Please, do not flame me, but me and my significant other decided we wanted to change my Harbeths out for the Daedalus Audio Muse speakers. At least, thats the thinking, we are looking to get a more full range speaker for around ~10k USD. New or used. But he's zeroed in on the Muse as it suits his (mine too) aesthetic requirements and it does seem to be a more well rounded speaker, with a bigger cabinet that will certainly go lower (we still want to supplement with subs) and quite possibly a more cohesive midrange.
Any thoughts?
d2girls
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d2girls,

For what it may be worth , I'll add to Almarg's amp association with Daedalus, I have the Argos V2's , model below the Ulysses, I drive them with either Modwright LS100 pre & KWA100SE power amp combo, Line Magnetic 518IA integrated (845 tube based SET, 22 wpc Class A), or Finale Audio 7189 (2) integrated (22 wpc push pull) . I will also agree with Al's assessment on the sound
Former Harbeth owner here (love them) and big time Daedalus fan (just sold my tricked out DA-1.1s and now have Apollos on order). Both speakers just sound "right" to me. I heard the Muse at CAF two years ago--great speaker. Your best guide on the difference between the Muse and Muse Studio (or any other models in your price range) is Lou--he will set you straight. If you are near DC or are planning to go to CAF, I understand that Mark Schneider has a pair of Muse Studios at LTA/Urban HiFi which you can hear for yourself. Daedalus speakers paired with LTA amplification is about as good as it gets. If you like Harbeth's you will undoubtedly like Daedalus. I looked for two years and listened to dozens of speakers before I replaced my Compact 7s with my first pair of Daedalus loudspeakers. I went with Daedalus because they had all the things I loved about the Harbeth's (tonally correct, midrange purity, and a slightly warm presentation) but were quicker, more dynamic, played louder without strain, and could be easily driven by a wider range of amps. Working with Lou is fabulous--great guy, honest, knowledgeable, a musician and music lover. He has really perfected his craft over time and is now at the top of his game. I hope this helps.

As Tacten suggests, Lou is a straight shooter and if he recommends Muse, that would be good enough for me.

My DA-RMAs have been with me for 8 years and I plan being buried in them, if my kids don't want them. Seriously, his speakers sound great, but so do Harbeth to be fair. It may be possible to hear the Muse, Lou has a number of owners around the US, happy to demo theirs.

I need to audition before buying... I live in Canada, Toronto. Anyone got one or know someone or can just introduce me to someone who knows someone? LolĀ