Choosing a Floorstander by Footprint Size


I am helping my mom choose a floorstander with a very small footprint as she downsizes and moves to a retirement apartment.

They don't allow monitors on stands, and the layout of the room and furniture dictates size requirements.

I am looking for floorstanders that are about:
- 36" high
- 5-6" width
- 5-7" diameter

The only two that I have found are:

Indiana Arbour 4.02 (38hz-22000hz, 8 ohms, 90dB)
Monitor Audio Radius 270HD (48hz-35000hz, 8 ohms, 90dB)

The Arbours have been discontinued, though, so hard to find.

The MAs are sold as part of a HT system, but can stand alone. I auditioned them with NAD gear and was impressed with their soundstage and clarity. But they don't hit the bass, and in this situation, a subwoofer is not practical.

Any other speakers I should be looking at? They will be mated to either her current Electrocompaniet components, or more likely to some midrange NAD (integrated, CD, tuner)components. She listens to operas and classical music.
kixo
"They don't allow monitors on stands, and the layout of the room and furniture dictates size requirements."

Audio police, eh? :^)

OHM Micro Walsh sound like a perfect fit. Big sound, small footprint, and largely omnidirectional meaning things hold together coherently from most any listening position, not just a small "Sweet spot".

Totem Arro or larger model if possible would be another very good but more conventional option.
You might check the Definitive Technology "Mythos"
series or, if you could find a pair, the Athena WS-100.
You might want to check on some of the offerings from Role Audio. I haven't heard them, but they would fulfill the requirements with regards to size, specifically the Sampan model.
Tannoy DC4T should work for you. Size is about perfect for what you are looking for.

Also, not sure of the exact size, but I believe the Totem Arros (and perhaps the Staff) may fit.

*Tannoy dealer disclaimer*