Our homestead (a 1971 brick rambler) does not have the space available for a formal listening room.  As some of you may remember, I had a very tricked out, dedicated listening room co-designed by Starsound Audio and Dale Pitcher of Mosaic Audio and Intuitive Design fame.  It was absolutely spellbinding, but we had to move for a host of reasons the primary of which was the neighborhood was unsafe for small children (Hannah, 7; Julia 4 and Daniel 7 months).  We love our new home, but like many ramblers of that era, space is at a premium, and I cannot configure a room with standard floor standers or even an average sized monitor.  Enter the Trenner & Friedl Sun loudspeakers.  They are tiny, fit nicely into the bookshelving, and produce a full and rich musicality which I adore.  The stereophile review is indeed not hyperbole!  They are also aesthetically very pleasing and blend right into the beautiful shelving that was built by the previous inhabitant who was a German contractor.  The Heed Elixir is a perfect match (thanks Bob at Profundo) along with the LaRosita, Duelund wire, etc.  The wife was thrilled as she detests obstructive and ugly audio gear (I have owned plenty) and are also out of harms way in regards to the little people.