This Might Not Exist, Any reasonably priced, smaller speakers with 100db Sensitivity?

Nightfall I have found both the Klipsh and Omegas sound wonderful with 2 watts in my 15x15 room. All the volume needed. Do have a sub as well.

Are we being punked with this question?

Omegas come close to the specs for the OP. There's a variety of models. One of them might fit the needs.

Wow. If that's how you're going to choose an audiophile system, good luck to you. I have always considered loudspeakers the only starting point but if you are into buying somebody's super low-power amplifier as your starting point then you're probably in for quite a ride. I have no suggestions for an ultra-efficient loudspeaker. I have ever really enjoyed one beyond minutes.

The sonic signature of an amplifier seems far less important than that of a the loudspeaker. I think some Svengali has you beaten from the start. But just my I.M.O. not humble at all. :-)    Buena suerte in your choice!

@musicaddict I totally disagree.

I say there are basicly two types of high end systems.

Solid state systems, generally high power and many of the speakers that are highly regarded have sensitivities in the 85-88dB/watt-meter.

Then there are the single ended tube systems, 6 wpc or less, and speakers in the sensitivity range of 96-110db/watt-meter.

You have to choose one or the other.

It is not uncommon for people to become married to a low sensitivity speaker and totally rule out the second option. dealers love these people since they have a lot more expenive amps to sell them in the ss 300wpc and up range. In fact, dealers will usually guide customers down this path.

Jerry

PS there are a few ss amps that cater to the low power market, but most systems fit into the above 2 categories.  I'll also add that there is another emerging category--the high power tube amp aimed at the 90dB sensitiveity speakers.  While not bad, SET fans are not on board.