i used to like a hi-fi mag that visited shops on the off chance to hear a system and report back in the next issue.audiophile i think it was called,they also used to phone in for an appointment with specific gear in mind and many times the salesman would get it wrong for some reason or another but what was good about it is they let the dealer respond as to why they got it wrong or right in many cases,sadly that magazine is no longer with us i believe they upset to many people in the hi-fi industry as well,anyway i believe now most hi-fi mags would call it dealer spotlight where they would put a system together for a magazine to review,nothing wrong in that but to many dealers really do have awful salespeople on their staff and i have great fun pleading ignorance when out trying new gear and being told this is better than that and that is better than this when in fact they havn't a clue as to which is good or bad but you should not give up on superfi you may have just got a new member of staff whose knowledge is not yet honed.i find asking to talk to the manager often helps.sorry i know it's not answering your question but a bada dealer is often the safest port of call and there are many good dealers in london,grahams,bartletts.oranges and lemons and the cornflake shop.in surrey i believe riverside hi-fi are good.they are based in richmond not far from surrey if your from that neck of the woods.of course there are many members here and the what hi-fi team to help you through the maze of gear out there.ps i would have gone with your system choice and then to placate the salesman and have a listen to the kefs.good luck,gregory.