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cschang 
That part is the most important.
But as you know, it is inevitable that people are going to want a comparison. No doubt that you will be listening to high quality speakers, but people are going to ask you what you would do with your money.
As for my suggestion....sit back and enjoy....take your time...listen to a lot of music....make a day out of it. If anything, just level match. Make Brandon (merrymaid) feed you and provide good drinks.
Personally(selfishly?), I have heard the Ascend tower(and Dave has told me that he has made more tweaks since the last prototype I heard) next to a standard SongTower, not blind, but I was hoping for validation of my experience.

That sounds good to me man. Like I said, though, I am down with whatever Brandon wants to do.
Ah yes, but was it the new SongTower, or the old? They changed the woofers which gives a fuller, more realistic lower midrange. If you've got a ribbon version the crossover point is different, so you'll also get that fuller, more realistic presence.
So Dave's main goal was to trump the SongTower?

I am not saying that's a bad thing, but it does speak to the quality of Salk speakers. I admit, if I was a speaker engineer I probably would have used my ST RT's as a reference too.
I think one thing is definitive: my opinion and your opinion should probably just be thrown out the window. LOL! Naw, I am just kidding. I think we could both be objective in such a comparison...maybe...well...
