With the smoothness of the mids and highs that I first experienced, I thought detail might be the first victim with these speakers. Quite often, smoothness is gained at the expense of detail. This was not the case. The detail came through very well and I noticed that other things were happening with the extra information. My wife even commented that she thought that she could get a much better sense of the room acoustics of the recordings now, and that to me is a sure sign of good detail.
Ambient information gives a much more real sense of space.
The Cowboy Junkies' Trinity Sessions is a good disk for getting a sense of acoustic detail if you're not sure what I'm talking about because that recording oozes ambient information. That is not to say they are the most revealing speakers, but at this price point you are not going to be disappointed. I do much of my pleasure listening at lower volumes. It is during these times that I found the Triumphs lacking in the bottom end at lower volumes compared to my speakers. I did a test with an Aragon 2004 amp and PS Audio 4.6 preamp, and the bottom end improved a little at the lower levels.