So I'll put this out to anyone out there who has heard these speakers. Does anyone know how • PSB's Imagine and Synchrony series http://www.psbspeakers.com/products/bookshelf-speakers/Imagine-B-Bookshelf http://www.psbspeakers.com/products/bookshelf-speakers/Synchrony-Two-B http://www.psbspeakers.com/products/bookshelf-speakers/Synchrony-One-B compare to •Paradigm's Signature and Studio series http://www.paradigm.com/products/products-by-category/bookshelf/signature/signature-series/signature-s2 http://www.paradigm.com/products/products-by-category/bookshelf/paradigm-reference/studio-series/studio-20 http://www.paradigm.com/products/products-by-category/bookshelf/paradigm-reference/studio-series/studio-10 and any similar priced • Tannoy speakers which I believe would be the Tannoy Definition DC8 Bookshelf: http://www.tannoy.com/ResidentialSummary.aspx#&&2R+umSqJKymTK/d6oIUmusfzbjw3Lue1hhLdEl1gPDRRkHvNWIyabgUn+xa9H8nrgxJVxUOGjucQq33Vj4+8G7TwDqWZv+SondgvGfRV2Q10NNHa552nfHOyjazNldmC18AtwnVgeOz9tKP15JNXtQ== (e.g. which company's speakers in the below price range is known to sound better musically while offering a warm and not bright type of sound?) Someone I know may have access to PSB, Paradigm, and Tannoy's entire line of speakers and may be able to get me a significant deal on those 3 brands (and only those 3 brands) but I might not be able to hear them beforehand... (E.g. it would be a 'blind' purchase). I am curious if anyone has a definitive opinion on the PSB, Paradigm, and Tannoys Bookshelfs in the $1000-$1500 MSRP (per pair) range which one's sound the best musically. (Keeping in mind any low-end bass performance issues / deficiencies doesn't both me because they will be mated with a SVS PB13 Ultra so any bass deficiencies below 80 Hz doesn't concern me). From what I've found by lurking other threads I think the PSB offers better "bang for buck" then the Paradigms (which are also VERY good) but I am curious as to what others think, and then Tannoy is a bit of a wild-card since I can't seem to find much information on them. Thanks.