Have you ever changed speakers to expereince a different "soundscape" or presentation??

This past year I have tried to find a speaker that would give me a different sonic presentation from my Martin Logans. Over the last 20 years I have had several pairs of ML's . From the fist time I heard a pair that literally  stopped my in my tracks, I have loved their sound. Compounding my quest was the fact that the nearest hi end shop was 3 states away. I won't bore you with all the details but I finally settled on a pair of Tekton Design Ulfberhts. They can match my Logans in speed but the presentation is more precise with a very wide and deep soundstage. I probably have around 30 hours on them and more than once they have startled me with a detail on songs I know very well.  

Congrats @lwin ! Can’t wait to hear them in your system Larry! I bet the Tektons are wonderful!
 I’ve heard the Tekton monitors a few times, and I like them, but your Ulfbrechts are sure to be on a different plateau. 

I'm hooked on my speakers and amp, but have changed CDP for this reason...

No. I don’t like flavoured speakers. I do like flavoured electronics - like tubes!

I think of a speaker as being like a lens - you want it to be as transparent as possible with the least distortion possible. This allows you to hear what the source and electronics are doing.

I have auditioned many many top speakers.  I have fallen in love with the new line of Vandersteen carbon's as they are at the most correct tonally that I've auditioned.  I have owned Proac's, Maggies, Apogee's, Paradigm, Linn and a few other speakers.

I was a die hard tube amp guy, but since the MS, I need a SS amp. I am currently using the Ayre AX5/20 and QX5/20 dac/streamer.  Both are different than what I have had in prior. Ayre is neither tube nor SS in sound.  It's pretty correct tonally to my ears.  Throws a stage that seems to be pretty accurate. I have had a few reference recordings on the system when a friend who's a producer brought over his reel to reel.  He said that my system was outstanding in that is was so close to what he felt he laid down.  That made me feel very good.  I was upset when he wouldn't let me keep the deck, lmao.  

I have The Memory Player server/streamer/DAC on order as an upgrade and will get the new Vandersteen mono blocks as soon as Richard starts to produce them in the next month or so I assume.