Retooling the system upward?? What speakers would be a major upgrade over GET model 7's?

Thanks to all members who responded so far;  Let me add a few more details. Member "theothergreg" ask what was my budget, I would say between $2000-2500.  I have bought and owned one pair of used purchased on AG. They were  the Acoustic Zen, Adagios which is an excellent speaker, and somewhat underrated speaker. However, they weighed 80 lbs each and stood 51 high on their metal outrigger stands. I sold them to TMR about 18 months ago.  I often wonder what they might sound like with the likes of BAT separates or a mix of BAT and Jeff Rowland . My reason for selling was they were very difficult to move around, and I have back problems

Next, I  have had listened to Monitor Audios on several occasions. and  came within a hair of buying the RS-6 speaker which got rave reviews. They were offered in a variety beautiful cabinets, and I still see resale ads for them on AG. I loved their flat response, but not their somewhat shrill upper highs .

I opted and bought the Silverline  Prelude II's which were slim columns which I wanted. They impressed me as they continued to sound better at each listening session. I drove them with a Creek Classic 5350 SE which was 80 RMS. So as someone noted, I may lean more toward the (house) sound of the MA's. I heard a pair of MA Silvers ( don't remember the model number) about 6 years ago at Magnolia Stereo , and also the Martin Logan Electro-Motion EST.  Both companies (in my opinion) produce too many speakers.  At that audition, I liked the ML's better, but was impressed by the smooth sound quality of the MA's

For the record, and as Samac noted, GET7 is a great speaker. However, after almost 18 months of ownership, I noticed that there is a portion of the lower midrange that is just not there. The addition of BAT VK-200 has  shown that missing niche of. sound.  To the credit of the model 7's they are very accurate speakers and generally enjoyable to listen to. The BAT amp is amazing sounding but also shows the limitations of the speaker, and even some recording flaws  of a few CD I have listened to for years. 

I mentioned before, that I have a pair of Wharfdale's Denton 80th Anniverary speakers.  I love the sound of these small monitor speakers, even though the bass does not go deep, but they are very musical, and I guess can be described as euphonic without sacrificing accuracy.  A member commented on AG,  he hoped that Wharfdale would issue a 3 way version of this gem of a speaker. It just sounds right.

Someone mentioned to audition the Tannoy XT 8 floorstander. I know it received a strong review in TAS, but there was a comment made by the review about the bass propagation, and sound I did not like. It might be it required some additional elevation to sound good. I would audition it, but I am not sure there are Tannoy dealer in L.A. county.  .BTW, I did consider last year, of buying  the Triton 5 which is one step up from the model seven and retailed for $1995. I saw a couple You Tube videos of Sam Gross at CES who designed the GET line, who basically claimed the Triton 5 provide more midrange and a bit more bass, but sounded very much like the model 7.

Therefore I decided to  save the  $600. and bought the 7's which were $1395. Maybe that was a mistake, but besides the money, they were heavier and taller than the 7's    Thanks to all

To Erik Squires  I really didn't say or even imply that I was dissatisfied with the speaker choices I made. Like many of us, I am always pushing the envelope to find the best sound. Actually, every speaker I owned going as far back to the KEF104ab  in 1984  had some aspect of satisfying sound. .

Part of the problem is that I keep downgrading, then upgrading, so every component gets kicked a notch.   Nevertheless, sorry, but I am not a DIY guy but your  suggestion has merit. At least, it would give me something else to do in my "golden years of retirement  

Erik, I am not the type of person to engage in "subtlety of language"  If I find fault or (even some faults) with a speaker system I own or have owned that does not necessarily mean I am dissatisfied. I just may keep the GET 7's and be done with it especially should I find  the "right" pre-amp for the BAT amp. I just purchased.

The amp has made a difference in the sound. If I had to cite a percentage, 20-25% improvement in the sound would not be an exaggeration. Therefore, the issue of a new speaker will not be even considered until the pre-amp spot is filled in, then I will either proceed choosing a new speaker or just rest my case with the model 7's 

BTW,  a friend from long ago had a pair of speakers built for him which he claimed used all JBL drivers. The year was around 1974.  Personally, I thought their sound quality was below average, if not just terrible.  At the time I owned a pair of ESS 7's (not the Heil Air Motion version.) Just a Philips tweeter, midrange, and a KEF B139 oval driver. which  provided excellent deep bass even by the standards of the day.  I don't know how anyone can DIY a  speakers without testing it in anechoic chamber to measure distortion and frequency response

Since my long response of August 25, and after reading several of member replies, I did a little homework based on those replies. Upgrading to the GET 5's at $1995. really does not offer that much improvement in sound  even if the local dealer  offered me an upgrade trade-in of the model 7's  The GET model 3  at $2200 offers maybe more clout in the bass, but its design goal appears to be more for  home theater.

 Someone mentioned the Tannoy XT-8F's  separately reviewed by  Neil Gader and Robert Hartley of TAS. They highly praised the speaker, but had some criticism  about an overripe bass that could be somewhat corrected using  either a pair of rolled up socks in the  port of each speaker to control the bass, or getting some plugs from Tannoy.  I loathe having to use plugs because it is somewhat of an admission of an unfinished design.

Nevertheless, the Tannoy XT-8F speaker deserves an audition, if I can find a dealer within 30 miles of home

So there it is;:..... thanks for the comment, I really do not feel I am on a speaker merry go round. Sometimes the search for sonic nirvana can be fun.