AdvanTech

@Ringingears Thanks for that.

Next logical step would be room treatments, if you can live with the aesthetics

That, I have done. A couple thick panels in the corners (w/blankets packed in behind them) and thinner panels at first reflection points. I want to experiment with diffusers but can't seem to find any decently-sized affordable ones online.

Hi Eric,

I texted the number you left me, unless that's not a cell phone?

Thanks,
Will

@sphinxvc http://www.changstar.com/www.changstar.com/index.php/topic%2c2091.0.html

Did you end up getting that Haley in? would love to hear your thoughts

I did, though I haven't had time to really A/B it yet. Maybe I'll have a better picture in a week or so.

If crossover design is good, it shouldn't be a problem. There's just a bit of a difference in the way ribbons present sound vs domes.

Speaking of Crossovers... if you ever get a chance (after "burn-in" is complete)... I'm sure, I won't be the only one, who'd be very interested & intrigued to hear any of your experience & opinions on those Bhavas! Or just overall impressions.

Don't forget if they still sound off or synergize weirdly... it's probably your small-ish room as well as wall positioning/reflections/toe-in/tweeter-in/outward-position that is still gonna be a major if not the biggest factor to properly integrate your new Speakers...
And, imo, second to that, is how good the Speakers actually perform... I mean they're probably uber expensive, so they must be great-er!?! :P