Scansonic

I have MB-2.5 with a Uniti 2. Tough to beat for the money. You do need some space with them. They like to be spread apart wide. 7-11'. Closer to 11' better. They can sound a tad boomy at times. Sound much bigger than their size woukd have you think. 

Scansonic is the budget Raidho brand, and seem to have many of the Raidho trades, but I have only heard the speakers once at a demo.

Claus

I heard the Sconsonic M6 ( the smallest floorstander) at the Bristol Sound and Vision show 2017, at the time blues type music was playing and I was impressed with the sound in relation to deep bass and treble.  I really felt as if the musicians were there in the room.  Out of all the speakers I heard at the show these speakers impressed me most because of their size and cost (£1,200) in relation to the sound they were producing with I think was with Audio Note amplification and CD.  From reviews of  Scansonic speakers online I get the impression that a long burn in is required if used from new and the speakers are sensitive to connecting cables and amplification.  Ideally if someone has use of these speakers I would really be interested to hear their impressions of these speakers and  confirm any specific demands  ( burn in, connections and etc..) which come with Scansonic speakers.

Burn in on these speakers does take time. 400+ hours has been mentioned. My 2.5 started sounding much better after 200+ hours. Didn't really pay attention after that. My dealer recommends Ansuz cables with them and o will try them at some point but for now I'm still using NACA5.