High end speakers at low volume

@grislybutter 

Strange but you forgot Volti Rival at 100db - their mid level speaker of which I own and chose for it’s neutrality for a flea watt speaker.

@ricco275 

You’ve listed many great sounding speakers. But choosing which sound is better is a personal preference.  Asking us would give you our individual preferences which is no substitute for your personal preference.  I’ve went to several audio shows and stores to demo for my speaker purchase.  Magico and YG resonated with me, but Wilson speakers, of which I demoed many, didn’t rock my boat.  Best to listen for yourself as we can’t tell you what you’ll like

@kennyc 

I listed a 100 high sensitivity speakers (title: "here is a list of high sensitivity speakers". I didn't say these are all the high sensitivity speakers including what kennyc has. So, no, I did not forget anything.

OP.,,I looked at your system and you are using Accuphase A45 which is a 45w/ch Class A amplifier. In my experience, Class A amps sound their best at higher volume. They need to be pushed to open up. Soundstage width and depth usually corresponds with volume. At higher levels the stage will be larger, provided your room and components are up for it.

In my opinion you might want to consider the following:

High power Class AB amp (i.e. Gryphon, Pass, Simaudio Moon, Boulder, McIntosh)

More open and transparent sounding cables like the Nordost, Kimber KS, Transparent Audio, higher end Audience AU24sx or Front Row.

Purchasing higher sensitivity speakers may not accomplish the task here.

Also keep in mind the system that sounds great at lower volume may be too much of a good thing at higher levels. All depends on synergy

Just some food for thought.

@phusis in your opinion what’s the best tone control option?

@kennyc indeed. I have asked help to identify what in users’ opinion sound good at low volume. Then it’s my to decide if sounding good for me too : )