I've been an Aperion audio owner for a good while now.  I have a 7.1 setup (currently running 5.1) with the 533-PTs anchoring the LF and RF positions, 634-VAC pulling center channel duty, 533-SS pulling SR/SL duty, and S-10 completing the army.  The 532-LRs were the SBL and SBR channels, but I had to put them to bed temporarily when I shifted the room.

Here's my issue.  I've been looking at the 633-Ts for months now.  Ken actually prompted me to consider replacing the 533PTs with the 633Ts.  Since I put hardwood floors in my home I've had to turn the bass down on my PTs since I have the S-10 sub.  The sound is still stellar with the bass cranked up.  However, I don't want to register readings on the local Richter scale and the orientation of the equipment in the room only heightens the bass with the flooring.  I feel that the mids get muddied in the bass with the new floors.  I’ve bought rugs and put up curtains, but I’m having difficulty finding the perfect levels.  I've also begin listening to music a great deal more than I used to.  From all indications the 633-T are slightly better equipped for the critical music listener.  It has also been brought to my attention that the 634-VAC makes a better pairing with the 633-Ts.

I've decided to sell my 533-PTs with my 532-VAC (now hibernating in the box) Center to purchase the 633-Ts.  Do you think this is a good idea?  Could some of the Aperion faithful chime in with their thoughts?