I have the Revel F36 on hand so I can kinda reference it off those. I find the C6B overall a superior speaker to the F36, in my room, in every aspect except in overall SPL and dynamics.
I currently have the C6B off the front wall 11" and 12 ft for MLP, toed in 15-20 degrees and the imaging is some of the best I've had in this room.
There is no dip in the mid range for vocals that is so prevalent in most speakers. it takes your ears a bit to get used to it. Definitely picking up details in familiar music that I missed of forgot about. I think it also helps for lower leveling listening despite it being a high impedance/low efficiency speaker.
If I do keep them long term, I'm going to mess with a higher crossover to my Rythmik subs (100-125hz) as I feel mid bass is lacking for my tastes in movies and some music, but I think that is to be expected with most inefficient 6.5" bookshelves. I also think most situations beyond near-field you will need an external amp for these.
I have some Super Lintons showing up this week so it will be interesting to compare those as well.