K-horn won't fit, any other corner speakers recommended for a big room?


I am dealing with two very small corners in a fairly large room that I want to fill with a very open and transparent sound.  I currently have a set of VonSchweikert VR3's in the corners and they sound great on the bottom end, but are lacking the resolve that I am looking for on the top end.  I would like something that is a little less laid back.  As mentioned in the title, I would love to put in a set of Klipschorns but there is a window at each corner that will not allow a K-horn to fit without covering the window.  This is a fairly big room (22 x 30 x9) with three walls of windows and large opening at the back of the room that goes to the kitchen.  Due to WAF, the two corners on the 22' wall are the only locations that are acceptable and yes, my VR3's are about 20' apart.  My listening zone is at about 24-25' away so it works out ok but soundstage and imaging does suffer because of this.  My thoughts are that speakers that are meant to load off the corners of the room and aim towards the center (K-horn) is the correct path for me.  In a perfect world, I would be able to enjoy them at 12' away as well as 24' away.  Currently, my setup actually sounds better at 24'.  Does anyone have suggestions for speakers that are meant to go into a corner or very close to corners?  Ideally, I'd love to get a pair of Maggies because I have always loved them when set up correctly, but I don't know how I could make them work well within my constraints.  One last comment, I still have small kids at home so the wife needs to stay in case that was Option 1.  Anyone ever had this problem to deal with and did you ever solve it?

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Thanks for the input so far.  I am checking out a used pair of ML Prodigy's that look interesting.  I doubt if this is what you meant by the smaller Martin Logans. I'm doing some research on them now.  Most guys are saying that they need some space around them, which unfortunately I do not have.  Always been of fan of electrostats and planars though.

I have heard the Cornwall IV and absolutely love them.  In a different room, the IV is at the top of my list but for this room they are too short and don't pass the WAF test.  As she says, they look too much like a speaker from the 80's.  I cannot disagree with that but I rarely look at my speakers.

I'll check out the used market for Audio Note and Larsen.

Viking Acoustic Project X or Fantom.  I have the Grande Voix and both are in corners in a room larger than yours.  Big Soundstage!