Sweet new tube amp needs better speakers


I am trying to move up from my old Martin Logan 40"s. I recently bought a Cayin CS-55a  30 watt Integrated tube amp. It sounds really good with EL34s or the KT88s. I bought a pair of Triangle Borea Br-03 bookshelf speakers (under $500 / pair) and was Wowed by the improvement in sound. Now I want to move up. My goal is to upgrade to a set of speakers in the $2000 to $4000 price range. they should be floor standers under 43 inches tall and with a sensitivity of over 90db. I don't want them to be excessively bright and I don't plan on using a subwoofer.. We mostly listen to blues, rock and roots music (African, Brazilian  and Middle Eastern). My room is about 14 by 20 and open on the short side to the kitchen. I have been looking at Teckton Perfect Set 2- 10, Zu Omen MK II. Kef Q-950, ProAc DT-8 and the Triangle BR-09 and Gaia EZ. 

thank you in advance for any feedback and suggestions 
Tectons are 3 months out
Zu's out of stock

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Just a bit outside of your price range is the Klipsch Forte IV system.  This is a speaker that works quite well with tube electronics.  Given the 99 db/w at 8 ohm efficiency of this speaker, your 30 watts are way more than capable of driving the speaker.
There seems to be a common theme running through this thread. Maybe you should have a listen to the Forte IV.

Oz


The ProAc is an excellent choice--the value option in their line-up.

If you could bring yourself to consider stand-mounted, the Fritz Carrera will give you good bass extension.
If you hate China then understand the KLH5 are manufactured there.  I don’t have a problem with China but many  MAGA’s obviously do. 
@ stereo5
The OP has a Cayin amp that is made in China. So I doubt he would have a problem with that. Many other recommendations like Klipsh and JBL are also made in China!