Full disclosure - I own a home theater installation business that is now a Danley dealer. That being said, I am also a dealer for Klipsch as well as many other brands.
I put the SH-95s in my theater (non-dedicated, but acoustically treated room) in the same place as where the JTR Triple 8s (and before that, the Klipsch THX Ultra 2 system) used to be. That is, the left and right SH-95s are vertical on each side of my 106" screen and the center is horizontal below the screen. The SH-95s use a 90x55 degree dispersion angle synergy horn. This works out well for the left and right SH-95s because the 55 degree dispersion angle is wide enough to cover my seating area 14 feet back and I don't spray sound down the walls. The ceiling is treated with a 4" thick "acoustic cloud" that is suspended half-way between the speakers and the listening position that absorbs the first reflections there from the 90 degree dispersion in that orientation. I also have 4" panels on the center of the back wall (35' long room) in addition to corner bass traps. I am powering them with Crown XTi2000 amps. A Denon 3806 is the processor, but Audyssey is not being used right now. I did a quick level check after swapping out the speakers and had to turn the SH-95s level down a couple of dB to match. This was expected as the sensitivity of the SH-95s is 97dB and the Triple 8s are 95dB.
Okay, okay, so how do they sound already!?! In a word: WOW.
I put in some music and immediately noticed how relaxed and crystal clear the sound was. It is hard to describe something that sounds so natural as to seem to not be there. They just get out of the way and let the artist come through. If you close your eyes you are at the concert. The speakers didn't seem to care how loud I wanted to go. They never sounded compressed and best of all they maintained their clarity and dynamics even at extreme volumes. These speakers sound much larger than the boxes they are in. They also have a frightening amount of bass for their size. Don't let the fact that they have "just" two 8" drivers producing the bass fool you. Keep in mind what Danley has done with "just" two 8" drivers in their TH-SPUD. These sound like they have a 15" driver in them. 
I put in the "Best of DVD Demo" disk, turned it up LOUD and went to the Phil Collins concert. When Phil begins singing, the hair on the back of my neck stood up and a HUGE smile appeared across my face! Now this is what high end audio sounds like: Front row seats at the concert. After that I put in some other very familiar DVD scenes. During the pod race in Star Wars Episode 1 I felt like I was at the mixing board at Skywalker Sound listening to what makes up all the engine and other sounds used here. The detail was stunning. I have listened to the soundtracks for the movies Gladiator and Titanic many times on many speaker systems and with headphones. I thought I had heard every detail in this music, but I was wrong. The combination of HUGE dynamic range and crystal clarity, made me hear things I haven't heard before. Everyone says this about new speakers, but I have had such great speaker systems as the Klipsch THX Ultra 2 system, and the JTRs, and I was still amazed at what I had been missing. These soundtracks have a surprising amount of bass at times and the SH-95 were awesome in this respect. After 2 hours of music and movie demos I had a smile plastered to my face. These are the best speakers I have EVER heard. I can't wait till I can get more time to just sit and listen. More people really need to hear Danley speakers. If you are in Northern CA and want a demo, PM me.
I put the SH-95s in my theater (non-dedicated, but acoustically treated room) in the same place as where the JTR Triple 8s (and before that, the Klipsch THX Ultra 2 system) used to be. That is, the left and right SH-95s are vertical on each side of my 106" screen and the center is horizontal below the screen. The SH-95s use a 90x55 degree dispersion angle synergy horn. This works out well for the left and right SH-95s because the 55 degree dispersion angle is wide enough to cover my seating area 14 feet back and I don't spray sound down the walls. The ceiling is treated with a 4" thick "acoustic cloud" that is suspended half-way between the speakers and the listening position that absorbs the first reflections there from the 90 degree dispersion in that orientation. I also have 4" panels on the center of the back wall (35' long room) in addition to corner bass traps. I am powering them with Crown XTi2000 amps. A Denon 3806 is the processor, but Audyssey is not being used right now. I did a quick level check after swapping out the speakers and had to turn the SH-95s level down a couple of dB to match. This was expected as the sensitivity of the SH-95s is 97dB and the Triple 8s are 95dB.
Okay, okay, so how do they sound already!?! In a word: WOW.
I put in some music and immediately noticed how relaxed and crystal clear the sound was. It is hard to describe something that sounds so natural as to seem to not be there. They just get out of the way and let the artist come through. If you close your eyes you are at the concert. The speakers didn't seem to care how loud I wanted to go. They never sounded compressed and best of all they maintained their clarity and dynamics even at extreme volumes. These speakers sound much larger than the boxes they are in. They also have a frightening amount of bass for their size. Don't let the fact that they have "just" two 8" drivers producing the bass fool you. Keep in mind what Danley has done with "just" two 8" drivers in their TH-SPUD. These sound like they have a 15" driver in them. I put in the "Best of DVD Demo" disk, turned it up LOUD and went to the Phil Collins concert. When Phil begins singing, the hair on the back of my neck stood up and a HUGE smile appeared across my face! Now this is what high end audio sounds like: Front row seats at the concert. After that I put in some other very familiar DVD scenes. During the pod race in Star Wars Episode 1 I felt like I was at the mixing board at Skywalker Sound listening to what makes up all the engine and other sounds used here. The detail was stunning. I have listened to the soundtracks for the movies Gladiator and Titanic many times on many speaker systems and with headphones. I thought I had heard every detail in this music, but I was wrong. The combination of HUGE dynamic range and crystal clarity, made me hear things I haven't heard before. Everyone says this about new speakers, but I have had such great speaker systems as the Klipsch THX Ultra 2 system, and the JTRs, and I was still amazed at what I had been missing. These soundtracks have a surprising amount of bass at times and the SH-95 were awesome in this respect. After 2 hours of music and movie demos I had a smile plastered to my face. These are the best speakers I have EVER heard. I can't wait till I can get more time to just sit and listen. More people really need to hear Danley speakers. If you are in Northern CA and want a demo, PM me.
. How about posting some photos?
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