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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
david12
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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.

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d2girls OP
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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? Lol 
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twoleftears
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You'll have better luck asking that question on the AudioCircle site dedicated to Daedalus.
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d2girls OP
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I made a thread there :)
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@inna 

more cohesive midrange. What I want was a midrange that is even better than the Harbeth one. The step up from KEF ls50 to 30.2 was amazing. To say that the Harbeths are more cohesive is an understatement. I was hoping that any new speaker we acquire is even MORE cohesive, or rather, sounds even better.
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