Help in Speaker Selection

I join the others' recommendations to ALSO look at other speakers (the Piega could be a favourite). NOT because the 3.6 is not up to the task -- just that, in my limited experience, it uses a lot of power to open up at both frequency extremes.

A speaker sporting ribbons should make you feel at home with the sound (open, "airy", fast) after yr maggies.

Definitely Reference 3A MM de CAPOS- 92dB, cavernous soundstage. Small SETs, and/or sub 120 wpc amps. If needed add a SV Subwoofer and you've got a killer speaker system for less then $3300. If interested, I can provide you with a copy of my 2 year review.

Although out of your price range, used Verity Audio Parsifals sport an amazingly quick 8" woofer and magical 5" mid, nearly equalling ribbons speed and coherence.
Cheaper favorites of mine are the Revel F50 and F30, and the Ariel 7b and 8, although the midranges of the Revels are better than the Aeriels....

Thanks for your responses. I took a look at the suggestions and it appears that either the price is way high of the $5000 retail mark (some as high as $15,000!!) or are small monitors that I fear would struggle in a mid-sized room. I am looking for speakers like Maggies that have a stronger mid-range, lots of soundstage and "air", but a bigger "sweet spot" and perhaps a bit more bass. Input about hybrids such as ML, Innersound Eros, etc as well as panel-only makes are of particular interest, although I am open to others.

Thanks!!
Jim

Jim... I have heard the Innersound Eros once at the NYC show in May. I was highly impressed. It is what HP described in his review. Take a listen if you can!