I bought a pair for myself and use it in my roughly 50sqm bedroom. Well, I used to have more expensive speakers in my room except all my free dough went into the blue tower you're leaning against Hahahahaha!
I use these speakers to play a wide range of music. I listen to Hard Bop or Dance Music to get me going in the morning. Vocals and Jazz Standards while reading, soft classical while studying for hearings and small ensembles at night. I listen to Classic Rock while dressing up to go out at night. They play well softly but can also rock.
Typically when new electronics come in, I bring them up and they go through delivery inspection in my room. I've used them with the KR850 and KR900 (100w and 90w tube integrated respectively), Calypso Eclipse and Atlas Sig, KR P130 and KR VA 910s and KR P135 and KR VA200. Server is an Aurender W20 and DACs used are TechDAS D7i Supreme and Light Harmonic Da Vinci Dual. They can take a lot of power but big power as provided by the Atlas and VA200s are not a requisite to get my blood flowing in the morning or before going out for sports or recreation. They have an easy time just being soothers when called for that type of duty projecting well into the listening space either way. Something I attribute to the aperiodic loaded bass. Bass is similar to the Unified 3 in quality but there's more on tap as far as quantity.
I like these speakers not just for the sound but also because they are visually unobtrusive. They disappear with both staging and sight. While not as revealing as its stablemates like the Unifield 3 and VR-55, I find that given the price point and gear most likely to be used with these speakers, one could look at it as welcome forgivingness. That said as illustrated above, they do not embarrass themselves instead only get better with better sources and amplification.
No surprise these have garnered quite a few show awards.
Now, don't let this go to your head Leif! LOL
There is a drawback. These like to get banged hard if you want then to sound their best right away. I cycled these with a class D Bel Canto integrated. Two cycles of 4 hours each day of wide dynamic range material for about a week. That's all it took to loosen the drivers up. These cycles were banging and limited to 4 hours to keep the amps getting too hot. Fortunately my home is such that neighbors won't be bothered as my windows and balcony doors are sound proof. In an apartment or condo, you'd have to fall back on the old dealer's trick of facing the speakers at each other wired out of phase to cancel output energy in the lower octaves and cover the speakers with a heavy blanket. At moderate volumes or normal listening they will break in eventually but doing what I did will just bring max fun faster.
