@mikhailark I have a similar taste in speaker and sensitivity to what gets described as bright. Before I realized what I really liked I locked into Focal’s based on R&D / Build Quality. Took me a minute to realize they were voiced in a way I couldn’t electronic my way out of with Amps / Pre’s.
I haven’t heard the Revel models recommended but they show up regularly in forums with really high praise for being non-fatiguing but doing everything really well. Sonus Faber are another but you’ve already identified they are a little too laid back for your liking.
If you have a local well regarded speaker maker, that can be an awesome route, I live on the East Coast and had a highly regarded speaker maker make me a set. Having the ability to visit the shop, talk to the designer, have him walk through his recommendations based on the sound signature I liked, was great. The speakers came out beautifully,
The speakers I have today would check all your boxes but maybe one, how they measure. I have Alta Audio Alec’s. They are unique in their design, the designer tuned them more like an instrument vs’s worrying about measurements. You’ll find a lot of really positive reviews overall but you’ll also find some who really don’t care for them with that usually stemming from how they measure. Micheal Levy is the owner, designer and is easily accessible. I love them and they’d pair really well with your current electronics. Those who like them, like them because they check a lot of the boxes sound signature wise that you are looking for.