Those Uniti1's looks and sound pretty great! Which speakers are you running with it? Also, care to share more abou your Larc's I've always wanted to hear those and have wondered how they sound--especially since the design seems to fly in the face of "tweeters at ear level" "speakers toed in towards listener" and all those other classic guides that most loudspeakers come with.
Sorry MS1, obviously I do not get on the Karma as much as I used to, so missed your questions here! Much apologies!
I use my Naim Uniti between both the Larsen Model 4 and also the Shahinian Larcs. The Naim gear suits the Larc better than my Croft amps do, so that is the pairing when running the Larc. The Naims work very well though with both speakers.
The Larcs are an interesting speaker, and basically take the typical Shahinian approach, just in a much smaller package. The Larc can be placed several different ways, I typically use mine on 24” solid stands. I have sat the. On the stands upright firing more towards the ceiling, and I have also laid them down on their long side(back) firing at me somewhat like a pair of mini monitors. Either way sounds good, direct firing gives more precise image, but can be a little bright sounding, so I play with toe in/out in that mode. Firing upright and straight on, gives a more open, lively sound, which I tend to like, as it is more of an Omni presentation, which I do like.
I have also just sat them on the floor close to the rear wall behind them, and while they still sound good and can be very enveloping this way, they tend to lose a bit on the image height thing slightly. They do give the illusion of decent dynamics and bass for such a small cabinet, the bass loading of the cabinet is interesting, more of a resistive port type of loading, with many small holes in the bottom of the stuffed cabinet.
Like most Shahinian, they like a decent amp capable of delivering a fair amount of current, but overall, a fairly easy load to drive. They are just a really fun speaker, expensive new, but unique too. Hopefully you will get a chance to hear them someday!
Tim