Are there any current production great speakers using AMT tweeters?

It’s worthwhile noting how important speaker sound dispersion patterns are when choosing and setting things up.  My understanding is AMT, ribbon tweeters etc. tend to be more directional than various dome varieties.  That has implications regarding how to best set up.  
 

As long as people make informed decisions based on technical reality of the devices they use,  all is well.  Unfortunately I suspect that is often not the case. 
 

My first good speakers were Lafayette Criterion with HEIL AMT.  I sold those among others at the time, circa 1978, my first real job.   The AMTs seemed easier on the ear than others at the time.  Problem was my 40 w/ch integrated amp would clip and keep frying the tweeters so they seemed delicate at the time.  Don’t know if that is the case today.  Soft clipping amps should definitely not have a problem. 

The Heil AMTs are "current hungry" (3.X ohms) and some amps had a problem with this.

For my ears- no.  Every single air motion / ribbon type tweeter I have heard have had obvious image left/right shifting issues.  Basically center image wander / instability, especially slightly off axis.  This is a deal breaker for me.  

I’ve literally never had this problem.   I imagine it could happen with any speaker with a narrow dispersion, but I can say with confidence it isn’t a characteristic of rectangular shaped tweeters (i.e. AMT and ribbons or planar magnetics) I’ve experienced.   

I have had very similar experiences with electrostatics however. 

I cant say I agree with oldauophile's post. I use a pair of '70s ESS AMT 3 rock monitors that have a Great Heil. I have them close to the wall in my 17' deep listening room. Since the Great Heils have broad horizontal dispersion as well as usable dispersion from the sides and the rear, I find they create a very pleasing high frequency sound field that is not at all fatiguing. 

Fischer and Fischer use AMT tweeters. They are excellent speakers.