Kevin,
I had the N805s in my living room’s secondary system. I could never get them to sound quite right (very bass shy and bright for the room).
I’m sure the D3’s would sound better and moving up the line should too.
I recently picked up some pre-owned Sonus Faber Cremonas and I’m absolutely blown away by the sound. (I have a McIntosh MAC6700 integrated for the Cremonas).
If you are willing to deviate from B&W you should check out some SF towers.
I have a pretty large room that has 18’ vaulted ceilings and opens up to a large kitchen. It’s a tough room.
I feel zero need to even have a subwoofer, which is shocking (I love bass). I cannot imagine how much better these would sound in a better room.
My secondary system sounds good even when compared to my main rig, which is anchored by B&W Signature 800’s and McIntosh separates.
Had I heard this SF/McIntosh combination I have in the secondary system first, I’d have never spent the money I did assembling my main rig.
Just a thought for your consideration.
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Main > Aurender N10/N100 / Antipodes K50 > Aries Cerat Kassandra mk2 - Playback Designs Dream DAC > D'agostino Momentum HD > PS Audio P10 > D'Agostino S250 > Sonus Faber Aida / REL S812 Six Pack + 4 JL Audio F113 Fathoms > B&W Signature HTM > Anthem Statement D2v > Mcintosh MC205 > Focal 1000 (side surrounds) > Bryston TIW (rear surrounds)
Secondary System > Aurender N100h> AMR777SE > D'agostino Momentum Integrated > Wilson Sasha DAW
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