Requesting Your Expertise - Best Options - High Sensitivity Speakers For A Smaller Room

I had Omega SAM and while they sounded very good I started to miss not having a tweeter.   They were in my second system which wasn’t tube , it was a 40 watt integrated 

I thought I would rotate them with my Forte IV which I use a few different amps with.   Never got around to that.  I did run them with a few PP tube amps but never my 300b.   The Omega sounded great but fell apart at moderately loud levels.  And that was with several 40 - 50 watt amps. 
 

I sold the Omega and went with a medium efficiency speaker and got a more powerful amp.   For that room it was the right choice.  
 

Unfortunately with a 8 watt Amp you are limited to highly efficient speakers.   I would look at conventional two ways 93 dB send or more in a small room.   Something like a British monitor or Sonus Faber at 86 or so I think will cause any low power amp to run out of steam fast.   You only want to use the first watt or less , if you push a 300b to half power you are really asking a lot of it.  
 

I’m 58 and I hear well enough to really miss a tweeter not being there.  The Omega claim 18 or 20 k but they are really lacking sparkle.    You can’t have everything with a single driver and I’m glad I tried a pair but they ultimately were not for me. 
 

Fritz? High 80s sensitivity offset by easy impedance.

I once considered these to use with DH/SET amps, but my listening room is too large.

Had I gone with them anyway I would have added 2 small Gallo subs located under the speakers.

The link is to the current version (before they had the original and then a signature version was added).

https://stereonet.com/reviews/audio-note-ax-two-standmount-loudspeakers-review

DeKay

You really can't have a conversation about this type of speaker without mentioning the Klipsch Heresy IV.

@ozzy62  That would be a nice option, sensitive and easily within budget used.