I have to respectfully disagree with Ablang's remarks about the tweeter in the Dynaudio Focus series. Dynaudio is known to make some of the best tweeters in the world and most reviews of the focus series (especially the newest version) talk very positively about them. There's a lot of things you can say about Dynaudio but bad tweeters isn't one of them. Thousand of recording studios around the world rely on them so if there was an inkling that they were "slow," someone would have figured it out by now. Also, this would be the first time I've ever heard a tweeter could be either slow or fast (which I think is actually impossible with todays technology.)
Anyway, I would recommend the Dynaudio's simply because I believe they are the most natural (accurate) sounding speakers made. Horns sound like horns, and strings like strings. Also, their speakers are known for impress bass even in smaller enclosures. Soundstage is good but not great in my opinion. I believe the Vandy's are much better in that regard.
Anyway, I would recommend the Dynaudio's simply because I believe they are the most natural (accurate) sounding speakers made. Horns sound like horns, and strings like strings. Also, their speakers are known for impress bass even in smaller enclosures. Soundstage is good but not great in my opinion. I believe the Vandy's are much better in that regard.