which speaker is better suited for Rock and Roll

re: Steve Guttenberg, John Darko, Jay's iyagi

In my opinion...

the first two are entertainers, not reviewers

Erin's audio corner, Zero Fidelity, A British Audiophile are reviewers. Jay's iyagi to a large extent. They adhere to all the basics, to be independent, disclose what's subjective and objective, disclose the method, flaws of the method, metadata, all that.

New Record Day as well and cheapaudioman on good days.

Darko is regularly made fun of by the hifi community, he is all over the map, contradicts himself a lot, makes baseless conclusions, comparisons, etc. But he is fun to watch. 

Thanks for all the excellent posts. In my larger system in an outside equipment shop, I have a special order set of Tekton (ser#5&6) Encores paired with a Coda 8 V1 amp, TONS of current!!!  Previous speakesr were Double Impacts and these Special Encores are just Divine. All my prayers answered.  Love my Fritz, just looking to get that boost that I got with the shop upgrade. Trying to stick with stand mounts due to room size, don't want to over pressurized room. 

Music room has a pair of Josephs pulsars, 2 owners and unknown age for the price gives me pause. Hadn't really given Klipsch a chance. Just thought maybe too much for the room??? Great speakers though!!!!!  I had recently heard the SF Guarneri and they were EXCELLENT, listened to the Nova2 and they disappointed. I seem to be fixated on the Pulsars and the Guarneri. No hurry, just itchy I guess. Thanks again to all for your suggestion. Robert TN

Totem Element Metal Fire. You won’t regret it. 

Another vote for Klipsh Fortes or Cornwalls. Horns on the smaller size served with a side of your favourite libation or puff. 

As room is 13x13, treatment may do gobs of good for your listening experience. “Have you ever been experienced, I know I have.” JH. 
 

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I would disagree with you about Guttenberg, If you check his creds, he has audio experience selling gear, writing for trade pubs and reviewing gear going back to the 1970's.