Ribbon speakers

The successor of the Red Rose R3 is not the Rosebud II because the dipole tweeter was missing due to split between Mark Levinson & Bo Bengtson.
The 2010 version is:

Transmission Audio M1i = $2950

Look no further!!!
All your snob hi-end visitors are going to eat their hearts out.

George

second the Aurum Cantus

Several others not mentioned already include the LSA 1 statement, Salk HT 1, Legacy Studio HD (as well as the mentioned Victoria LE). JM Reynaud makes a ribbon monitor that I heard at a show once that was really nice but I don't remember the model. All of the previously mentioned choices seem to be worthy contenders also.

Mcgarick,
Just out of curiosity, what is it about ribbon tweeters that interests you?

Hi Valinar
Well, I like bookshelf speakers some because of how they can image and are small in my small living room (11x22) I have a powered sub to use if I want too.
I picked up a pair of Apogee ribbon speakers on Craigslist and like them, the ribbons are very quick and real sounding.
The Apogee Centaurs mate well with my P-300 power amp, but are large and a little ugly (not the best WAF) So, I got thinking about some stand mount ribbons and wondered who makes them.
The extension of the Centaurs in the highs are something to hear,but their ribbons are 26" long and that may be why they sound so dang good and life like.
It could be the smaller ones won't please me, but ,I thought I would ask around and research possibilities....

So, in answer to your question, it would be their openness that I love.

Thanks for everyone's suggestion too,I'm going to look at everything suggested.