Sanders Sound Systems 10e Hybrid ElectroStatic Floorstanding Speakers; Pair

"I think they’re best for fluid, crystal-clear vocal music, which is what I enjoy the most. Just an example would be Diana Krall’s 1999 album, “When I look in your eyes.” It’s all great, but the first track alone is fantastic; Irvin Berlin’s “Let’s Face the Music and Dance.”
We listen to many genres of music; classical, jazz, bluegrass, folk, 1960’s-1990’s pop (some, not all; we’re rather particular), rock, hard rock…no hip-hop, I’ll admit.
One notable thing about these speakers is that you can play the music as loud as you can stand it and they’ll hold up. No distortion and no complaints. It’s really quite phenomenal, if you have the venue for it. They’re virtually indestructible. I’ve been to live concerts with The Who, Jethro Tull, Afro-Celt Sound System (the loudest concert I’ve ever been to, by the way), Indigo Girls, Crash Test Dummies, etc., and this system can reproduce all of it at concert-level volumes without breaking a sweat.
And then, at moderate volumes listening to softer music, it’s still perfectly reproduced and sublime in the details. I’ve had other high-end speakers before; last ones being Magnepan MG 3.6r’s. The Sanders 10e are light years better, especially at lower volume." - Original Owner's Review

"Within the category of speakers that emphasize facsimile reproduction of the direct arrival, the Sanders system can surely claim to be the equal of any and far superior to most. And when you consider that even if you buy two Sanders Magtech amplifiers—one comes along as part of the $17,000 package—the total cost exclusive of source components is $22,500, and that you can adjust the speaker to suit your room and your tastes, this system seems to me to be not only a wonder but also a bargain." - The Absolute Sound