Dentons

That is amazing for a 3 way build with no waveguide. Easily better than a Wharfedale Super Denton.

The wharfedale Lintons will be my endgame. Currently have the Denton 80th and love them to bits, but I finally have the space for the Lintons and I feel they would be a nice upgrade eventually.

Wharfedale isn't playing around! I've not heard one yet that doesn't stun and please me. Tremendous value! Super Dentons are my end-game speaker for my den. Trying to buy less new records to save up. Doing kinda sorta OK.... lol FYI - while they last, Music Direct has new old stock of the 220's, (5.

I own two sets of wharfedales, the Denton 80th, and Linton 85th. Both speakers build quality is top notch.

All those brands and their entry level products are going to be bright sounding products. Not warm like you want. And yes, to get to better sounding products, you usually need to go up to the next series up (from entry level). Take a look at e.g. Wharfedale Linton Heritage (EAC review), Wharfedale S

Hi there! I also like the Denton 80th, even if they don't have the most neutral sound and some other shortcomings. One of those is that they have some noticeable directivity errors from about 600Hz upwards (mids, upper mids) all the way into the highest treble regions (20kHz). See frequency response

Second getting the Super Lintons. Or even the standard Lintons. I’ve had the Dentons and Lintons, Lintons were much better. You’ll get a much better finished product with Wharfedale for your money.

I know Wharfedale has (had?) a commercial line, a local movie theater has them. They sound very good. I don’t have any info, but the Dentons may be based on one of their commercial speakers, or drivers, set up for a home environment. You might look at their commercial line too, might be a bit more r