speakers with balls

Any dynamic music including modern jazz and classical along with death metal and hippity hop actually demands decent speakers that won't explode if you turn 'em up. It's simply a matter of the degree of level you plan to tolerate…I recently installed a pair of Klipsch Heresy IIIs simply because I like the sound of them, they're mui sensitivo, and they pair nicely with my massive 12 watts per side amp. I use 2 REL subs because I already had them, and if I feel like cranking the whole thing up I can get some serious levels I simply don't need, but if I'm drunk and dancing to something…well…you know...

As much as I like the sound of electrostatic/planar/ribbon speakers even with subs I wouldn't say they have balls

Agree with comments above. Your shortlist is frankly pathetic for AC/DC Big Balls. More like Holly Cole & Norah Jones & Sirius XM Coffeehouse speakers in my mind.

I agree with the JBL recommendations.  Magnepan isn't a good rock speaker really.  I don't know the Gallos but generally speaking, you want a large woofer that isn't crossed over too low.  I'd guess those Gallos are crossing over to the woofer at a pretty low frequency so there are small drivers handling the upper and mid bass.  I've never found that configuration very satisfying with rock.  The JBLs have big 12 inch woofers that are most likely playing up to a few hundred hz.  That makes for a punchy, powerful sound that is a lot of fun.  In my opinion you need at least an 8" woofer to get satisfying punch and 10 or 12 is better.  

jbl 4435 studio monitor. for all music