I'm not going to recommend anything because speakers can only be amazing if they mate well with your room, which IMO is a total crapshoot. Again, IMO, the room/speaker interface is the most overlooked attribute in purchasing speakers. I have had some great speakers in my room - Harbeth SHL5, Monitor 30, Totem Hawks and Forests, Opera Callas, Coincident. Speakers I wanted badly to love, but many of them just would not produce a well-balanced response in my listening room. So - you can listen all you like and at least get in the ballpark, but you won't know what's what until you install them. When they click, it's amazing. What to do? Either buy from a dealer that will let you demo the speakers in your house or buy top-name speakers used, hope for the best and sell them if they don't work.