More effecient speakers?


Hello,

my current rig is

-Acoustic Zen Adagios
-Hegel H160 integrated
-Jolida JD9 Mk2 phono
-Oppo 105
-VPI HW-19 Mk 4 with a Benz Ace 

im pretty happy with it, but I wonder if having more effecient speakers would enhance the sound? The AZ's are rated 89db. Do I need more effecient speakers? My budget is $3k new or used.  I'm more of a clinical, technical listener who nonetheless loves sound on the warmer side. 

Thank you for guidance and patience. 
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Hey - i think the overwhelming consensus here is to be happy with what I have - which I am. And you're right - it's a cheaper and more fulfilling state of being.

I guess I'm like many on this forum - eager to explore what else is out there.

To me, one of the big reasons to explore high efficiency speakers is to be able to use low-powered amps; most of the best sounding amps are low powered (under 20 watts of power).  I don't think one gains anything by getting high efficiency speakers to work with high-powered amps.  Exploring such a complete change to one's system would probably require a lot more than $3,000.

I like Mapman's suggestion about looking into a new DAC and streaming or a server.  That would not only improve sound, it would open up music that is available to you considerably.

I stream Tidal at its highest res through the Oppo.  Good enough DAC on the 105?
The only advantage of high efficiency speakers is to be able to go louder with how ever many watts. In a typical home, higher efficiency might benefit in more cases than many might expect, similar to using a more powerful amp.

FWIW I’ve never heard a lower power amp of the same design/line sound better than the higher powered ones. Whether one design is better than another is a different story and there are many wonderful sounding amps out there with a wide range of power ratings. NEWer amp technology like Class D offers great sounding higher power amps not practical for many prior which is a BIG game changer.