The most dynamic & transparent bookshelf

My next aim for powerful speakers, will be something near perfect immune to distortions, must be extreme dynamic, go very loud and does not make the sound quality collapsed, also I insist to stick with bookshelf size

the Green Mountain Audio Rio & Eos & Eos HD speakers fit this description exactly. plus, they are minimum phase distortion speakers & they are time-coherent which is why they fit your description exactly.
I believe the Rio is available factory-direct as well (I could be mistaken here??).

Here's their webpage:
http://greenmountainaudio.com/rio/

Bombaywalla: Thanks. Wow, it seems the names appear quite frequent in the forum, though I'm hesitate to buy, they looks so small, as low as 50hz, maybe not low enough? Also price seem not so friendly, must be worth because of the unique material and technology, but I have to say I don't like the outlook, so ugly? At least should make it more standard look? Any other recommendations?

I've owned quite a few motorcycle monitor speakers and my favorites are the ReveL M20. Yes they are an older speaker but they are extremely neutral with dynamics to spare. I haven't heard the newer ReveL monitors, only read about them.

Wim1983, sorry you don't like the looks of the speaker. The looks are derived from a "form follows function" design perspective.
I thought you were looking for performance? Your decision seems to be swayed now by looks???
If I were looking for the performance parameters that you stated in your original post, the Rio or the Eos/Eos HD would be the speaker I would be buying. I've heard most of the Green Mountain Audio speakers in his factory or at RMAF - they sound amazing always even under show conditions.
http://www.stereophile.com/content/marigo-whirls-green-mountain

If you are change your mind & are inclined towards this brand, email the manuf - he might be able to help you price-wise.
Personally, I'd be spending my time trying to find a time-coherent speaker & would not be wasting my time on anything else but that's me. Your goals, I thought, were the same but it appears maybe not...

One more suggestion - Odyssey Audio Epiphony II stand-mount.
Klaus always has a very good sounding room at the RMAF but each time he uses his floor-standing speakers. I'm assuming his stand-mount Epiphony has very similar performance (& it's not a phony! ;-) )
I've heard his floor-standers but not the Epiphony.
http://www.odysseyaudio.com/products-epiphonyII.html

There are plenty of other non time-coherent brands out there - you can buy & sell, buy & sell until you find what you are looking for. Good luck! Let us know how you fare....

Timrhu: Thanks, I'm sure that a little but giant amazing speakers, except the deep bass, it seems 99% bookshelf monitor size speakers still struggle on this low frequency range sound, while a pairs of Joseph Audio Pulsar may take too many years of saving to buy :(

I guess I'm just started finding a good pair of bookshelf speakers, closest I can get will be Ascend Acoustics Sierra-1