Are there any current production great speakers using AMT tweeters?

@toddalin - thanks, but not interested in a DIY. Cool to see that they are out there for those who are.

@oldaudiophile - good info- I had not heard that about the extra listening room space- this might be too big a hurdle in my smallish room.

@lucky_doggg7 - thanks, but notice the limits of google- several of the brands others have mentioned do not show up in the googled list:  Monitor Audio, GoldenEar, Reynaud, gobel.   It is a good start. 
 

@erik_squires - of course, which/how/what the exact AMT tweeter is very important and i am sure there are some that would not be to my liking.    Which one do you own that you are happy with? (Or do I recall you are a DIY person?)

OP:  I built all my front speakers.  My L and R use mid-sized Mundort AMT’s which while I like have more than doubled in price when I bought them and the were expensive then!  There are many excellent tweeters at 1/8th the cost.

I have come to the conclusion that overall we spend too much money on tweeters , and they occupy too much of our headspace.   Even among this brand, which is still used by very expensive manufacturers, Mundorf makes some tweeters with resonances that need to be carefully handled.  That a speaker uses this same model, or brand of tweeter does not immediately buy a recommendation from me. 

Wolf von Langa Sons have AMT tweeters and they sound great

ScanSpeak for instance makes excellent mid and high end ring radiators.  Some of my favorite speakers are the Fritz 2-ways with the high end SS rings.  Really amazingly musical and smooth., 

Go big! Borresen M1! Ribbon tweeter but close enough!