What speakers match well with my Plinius 8200mk2?

Thanks very much for the suggestion, Dynaudio is surely on my audition list now. I've been wondering about Dyn before since my friend told me that they're difficult speakers to drive, i know i shouldn't have doubt in Plinius, though Plinius is quite soft sounding for a SS amp, it gives me the impression that it'll have a hard time keeping up with speakers like ATC and Dyn.

I'm in the same boat... I've been thinking about the Von Schweikerts. Feel free to look at my system.

Portugal11 - I tried the Soliloquy 6.2's about 5 years ago and sold them within a few months. Moving to any Dynaudio speaker or Von Schweikert VR4jr's would be a significant upgrade in my experience. Don't hesitate to go in another direction, as things will only get better for you.

Try Harbeths. I regularly use my old Plinius 8150 with the Super HL5s to great satisfaction.

Hey guys,
Thanks very much for your replies, I auditioned the Spendor SP2/3R(rather bulky bookshelf) and compared it to Dynaudio and Elac. Spendor for me provides the more relaxing sound, and it's just right for now that i'm into mostly acoustic recordings, the Spendor is very natural sounding, and so i went ahead with Spendor.
With about 3 days of running in, I've been hearing things i haven't heard before(compared to Elac), tons of details, and life like sound quality, amazing drum sound, bass just gets better everyday, not the kind of fast reponses one would like for heavy rock stuff, though Spendor is very dynamic, not perfect rock speakers but i enjoyed listening to Led Zepplin and Rolling stone on them.
The classical and jazz are Spendor's strong point, Spendor remains neutral throughout, no harshness or dullness, it's just easy on the ears. Violin sounds silky and u get this light sweet after taste, i guess it's to do with the cabinet, it resonates so well that spendor people probably study the structure of a violin for example. So those who are into British sound should really audition Spendor.