There are a bunch of speakers that you may like better/worse than the Kefs. The Ref1s are a brilliant option though and one you should consider.
Alternative that are worth checking out as they :
Focal Kanta No 1 and Sopra No 1. They are both brialliant, great sounding speakers. Incredibly detailed with good bass. They will work with that amp. I have a pair of Sopra No 1s in stock in black.
The Perlisten S4b is priced similarly to the Kefs. Super flexible in terms of placement as it is a sealed box. Is easy to integrate with a sub and is a good match for that amp. I have these on display and a pair in stock and they are just awesome sounding.
The Vivid Kaya S12 is an interesting speaker and again, is a sealed design and is very easy to place. Easy to drive with a massive sound for such a small speaker.
You have a VERY good amp for the money and sticking with it is a good choice for now. It will drive a lot of great speakers and sound fabulous.
I find the obsession with REL confusing, especially in small rooms. The passive radiator creates an interesting challenge for placement and I have multiple customers who have reported real challenges in rooms that size. A pure, sealed sub like the SVS is often easier to place and work with, especially in a small room.
Alternative that are worth checking out as they :
Focal Kanta No 1 and Sopra No 1. They are both brialliant, great sounding speakers. Incredibly detailed with good bass. They will work with that amp. I have a pair of Sopra No 1s in stock in black.
The Perlisten S4b is priced similarly to the Kefs. Super flexible in terms of placement as it is a sealed box. Is easy to integrate with a sub and is a good match for that amp. I have these on display and a pair in stock and they are just awesome sounding.
The Vivid Kaya S12 is an interesting speaker and again, is a sealed design and is very easy to place. Easy to drive with a massive sound for such a small speaker.
You have a VERY good amp for the money and sticking with it is a good choice for now. It will drive a lot of great speakers and sound fabulous.
I find the obsession with REL confusing, especially in small rooms. The passive radiator creates an interesting challenge for placement and I have multiple customers who have reported real challenges in rooms that size. A pure, sealed sub like the SVS is often easier to place and work with, especially in a small room.