Vivid kaya 45 or Magico A3

+1 @jsalerno277   I own the Vivid Giya G2s and love them.  But I find them nicely warm and romantic vs my previous Hailey 2s.  I thought the SF Amatis were dull sounding in comparison, but it was with McIntosh tube gear..

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another vote here for sonus fabers given your solid state amplification

though i must mention the best sounding most beautiful and natural sounding dynamic speakers i have owned are upper proacs driven by audio research tube amps -- in case you might ever venture in that direction

good luck on your quest

@fastfreight I think you are right in identifying the root dull sound you heard from the SF Amati with the McIntosh electronics. Not a fan of the Mc house sound.   I heard the Amati with all Audio Research Reference electronics and a DCS Vivaldi stack, and they were definitely not dull.  I also agree the Vivid Giya series does have a warmth and what I term a sweet high end.  The Amati was warmer, darker, and did not image as well to my ears.  However, I believe there is a synergy between AR electronics and the Amati.  In my opinion, the Amati is reference quality but with a different tonal presentation than the Giya series.  No right or wrong, just different.  I preferred the Vivid take on reality.  Your G2s are even better than my G3s but alas their physical stature would have overwhelmed my small room and home.  I see you drive them with Audionet separates.  I heard the G1s driven that way at GTT Audio in their main room.  Phenomenal.  You’re a lucky man to have a such well designed room and system.  

Thanks for the kind words @jsalerno277 !  I am indeed fortunate.  I get lost in my music....  If you are ever around Maryland or CAF give me a ring!  Bill hs never steered me wrong.