Tekton DIs or Legacy Focus SEs?

I can’t speak to the Tektons, but I bought the Legacy Signature SEs earlier this year, which are one step down from the Focus SEs I believe. These are spectacular speakers. The twin woofers and the AMT mid range/tweeter units...they produce a fantastic soundstage in my room now. I just tweaked the placement a bit recently...just a wide, precise soundstage, huge depth and it’s all so transparent.

Edit: They are great for rock and electronic music, as I mainly listen to jazz, rock and electronic, I needed a pair of speakers that perform well with all genres.

@ cohicks4

Just worried about the bass output. My listening room is 11' wide by 20' long. so the speaker will have to be 7-8 feet apart to not sound terrible from wall proximity.

My room is about 17 feet by 16 feet, but the couch is in the middle, its an open kitchen/living room.  With the Signatures, the speakers are around 35" from the front wall and 8 feet apart, and I'm 8 feet from the speakers. They are also about 4 feet from the side walls. These aren't ported, so you can set them up pretty close to the walls, they also have trim switches to cut the bass and treble by 2dB depending on your listening position if you find either to be overwhelming.  I have them turned off. At the nearfield listening position, the sound is perfect. None of the bandwidth is overwhelming. I did buy my pair from Dave, and it was a great experience. If you are comparing versus the base Tekton, they differ a lot in price, so I don't know if that's a good comparison. I'd find a dealer to listen to the Legacy's and perhaps find someone at Audiogon close to you who may provide a home audition. You can't decide without listening to these speakers.

Any good pair of speakers worth their salt should reveal the micro details and disappear IMO.  

@ron1264 I think you would've been better off trying the Signature SE's for that room size. I am a huge believer in horses for courses, and the Focus SE's are VERY large, but it's great things worked out for you. I would love to listen to the GE Triton Refs sometime. Either way it's a good time to be a audiophile where you have these specific companies offering products that are so much ahead of the curve in bang for your buck.

As a comparison, I love Dynaudios as well, when shopping around for speakers, I loved the sound of the new Contour 20's...but they are 5K, for the monitors. And the small floor standers are 7.5K, so the relative value proposition is not really there, when compared to something like the Legacy where you are getting an AMT tweeter/mid unit and twin 10" woofers. I measured down to 22Hz in my room! The Dyn C30 would probably have been around 35-38 Hz.