I did at the Music Hall dealer when I bought them, in Tacoma. If I had a smaller room those would be ideal. The low end was not as pronounced in the Epic 1s.
My room is about 16x30 and I listen at about 14' away and I really like how the Epic 2s throw the bass at me. I keep mine with a very, very slight toe in almost nothing. The audiophile grille does a great job of ST even when no toe in.
I like Epos speakers...at least the Epic line.
(edit) ADD: I did also audition the B&W CM1 and CM5. CM1 at $1K just did not give me any extra for another $400 and the CM5 did nothing for me at like $1400 or something. The quality of the B&W box is nicer but that did not make up for the sound.
What I find is the Epos mates very well with the NAD (British) sound and also I found it is really nice with the Nagaoka cartridges. I have had both the MP-110 and currently use the MP-200, Nagaoka a warm cartridge by nature and it really mates well with the NAD and Epos sound. I am not trying to overcome one sound over another with my gear, I think I am hearing what I should be from these components.......and it is good to my ears.