Speakers with the most detailed midrange? (non-ESL/planar)

Have you folks that have heard the Paradigm Persona ever heard ATC? If so, any thoughts on comparisons regarding midrange information retrieval/detail?

Also, does anyone know if the higher priced Persona models offer higher resolution than the lower models (like the 3F)? Or do the higher priced models just have a bigger sound stage and greater SPL? I believe the top of the line Persona model is a sealed enclosure. Too bad the others are bass reflex.

The Paradigm Person 5F that I heard with SimAudio amp has an excellent midrange, very clear and was non-fatiguing to my sensitive ears. I know a lot of folks cannot stand them. I have a feeling I would not like their choice in speakers based on my preferences for detail and clarity (another persons harshness). The mid-range of the Persona 5F sounded a bit like the Audience 1+1 V3 that I recently sold. The Persona is a heck of a lot better speaker, I am just comparing mid-range.

The Vivid Kaya 90 I recently heard was very detailed. I am considering that too because I like how fast and clear the Vivid’s sound. The Vivid’s drivers are all aluminum (I think). The sound coming from that speaker was very coherent. It sounded like live music.

The 3rd speaker I am considering is a mystery speaker to me because I cannot hear it in the USA. It is the Yamaha NS5000. Everyone I spoke to, a dealer in Canada, audiophiles in Australia, magazine reviews from all over the world, all compliment the mid-range of the NS5000. All 3 drivers are made from a lighter material than of the Persona and Vivid. It is also has a dome mid range, which is supposed to be unique (been told that, I ain’t technical). It is rumored to be coming to the USA this summer. I may buy it from Canada and import it down if I buy before the summer.

BTW - the Persona are supposedly going on sale in Feb 2019.

I would go with the ones you like the best.I have never heard many of the speakers mentioned but I am sure the pro acs or ATC would be killing it in the mid range.For more classical music or jazz the Harbeth's would be very very nice.

And the winner is Lipinski L707. For their dynamics, resolution, 3d imaging and beautiful sound. But you need to xo them them to good subs. And they are hard on bad recordings. A little eq-ing down 3db in the 2-4 khz region will help. I use the ATC 15" basses.

Below $12,000.00...
 1.Sonus Faber Electa Amator III...
 2...Harbeth M30.2...
ONLY when driven by a good tube amp...