Some of my favorites for metal, and I do like a bit of volume with my serving of metal.
Ohm Walsh 4000,4900,5000 (4900 is the best bargain of the bunch if buying new). Or get some old 4's/5's and do the upgrade. In a smaller room the 3000's or the older Sound Cyl's do a nice job (I have some beat to absolute piss Pro-200's I'm rocking to Trivium "The Crusade" right now, they are my back-up speakers but still a fun listen). One note with the Ohm's, you want a solid amount of power.
JBL 4367/M2
Older Klipsch Epic C4's (but with a subwoofer and the right electronics)
The Legacy Signature and Focus SE's
Wilsons with the soft dome tweeter.
The Tekton DI's do a nice job
Spatial M3sTurbo's (possibly with a sub) Note, these speakers put you in the front row.
I liked what I heard from the Golden Ear Triton 1's with some megadeth.
Right now though my tops would be the Newer Ohm Walsh stuff (in the right room) or the JBL's I believe.
Ohm Walsh 4000,4900,5000 (4900 is the best bargain of the bunch if buying new). Or get some old 4's/5's and do the upgrade. In a smaller room the 3000's or the older Sound Cyl's do a nice job (I have some beat to absolute piss Pro-200's I'm rocking to Trivium "The Crusade" right now, they are my back-up speakers but still a fun listen). One note with the Ohm's, you want a solid amount of power.
JBL 4367/M2
Older Klipsch Epic C4's (but with a subwoofer and the right electronics)
The Legacy Signature and Focus SE's
Wilsons with the soft dome tweeter.
The Tekton DI's do a nice job
Spatial M3sTurbo's (possibly with a sub) Note, these speakers put you in the front row.
I liked what I heard from the Golden Ear Triton 1's with some megadeth.
Right now though my tops would be the Newer Ohm Walsh stuff (in the right room) or the JBL's I believe.