It has been solved.
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Even my small KEF LS60 speakers are full range. Out of the box they extend down to 26Hz, but they are flat down to 20Hz in my room with the help of CamillaDSP.
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The first 2 are hugely hard to look at in the average home (& mine is way less than average) & greatly defy the idea that they should "disappear" in the room with their imposing looks.
The last ones are a bit better in the aesthetics.
The Blades are much more acceptable in all qualities (not pretty but acceptable) but, again: money.
My Priorities (yours may be different): living on the water, away from cities, having multiple places to live with different climates, having vehicles that I like or can do what I need (pull a place to live while overlanding & be fun to drive [not the same vehicle]) and a host of other things come first.
I don't care how good they sound, they won't be in my home.
Perhaps if I was a billionaire and had a dedicated place for a stereo (& could hide them with them still being 100% functional sound wise).
But then, my priorities would likely be different.
I accept donations... to help me step up to being a billionaire...
Nope, I'm generally happy with what I worked for & do have & generally enjoy it.
Having more, creates it's own set of issues that might make me less happy.