BEST SPEAKER THAT COMES TO LIFE AT LOW LISTENING LEVELS

My system is as follows:

Martin Logan 11A Impressions hybrid electrostatic speakers.
Bryston 4B3 cubed power amp 300 per channel into 8 and 500 into 4.
Bryston BP-19 preamp, Chord Qutest Dac & Lumin U2 mini stream.
SVS subs-pair of SB-4000
I listen at 55-60 dbs. Can anybody recommend a speaker with a budget of $15,000.00 per pair that sounds alive and dynamic at low listening levels. My dealer sells, Totem, Triangle and Proac.
Any recommendations would be appreciated. Due to age and ear issues I can listen comfortably at 55-60 dbs and not much louder.
Thanks in advance for any help that you can provide.

kjl106501-04-2025 2:09pm

sfgak Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 122 posts 01-07-2025 at 01:43am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete +1000 Fletcher Munson It's settled science. I bought a Schiit Loki Max a while back. I use one preset that resets everything to zero change, where I can twiddle the knobs to adjust poor recordings. The other two I have programmed in different versions of the Fletcher Munson curves, corresponding to ~55-60 dB listening and to ~65 dB listening. It has fundamentally changed my enjoyment of low level sessions.
kclone Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 684 posts 01-07-2025 at 04:26am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete If it is speakers, Klipsch Cornwall IVs. I own a pair, best low level listening I have heard. But I would try sjgak suggestion and try the Schist Loki Max first.
jeffseight Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 578 posts 01-07-2025 at 06:07am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Electrostatics are good at low levels but not dynamic. I listen at 65-70 db max. I had the Tannoy FSMs and found them satisfying at low levels contrary to an earlier comment. I also had the Fritz Carrera 7 Best and loved them. Now I have Sanders 10e's and they are also good at low levels but dynamic is not available at low levels in my experience. Other great speakers- Franco Serblin, Joseph Audio. Good luck!