Depends on what you are looking for in terms of sound profile. My preferences in this price range are:
Vivid Giya G2s. Amazing speaker that sounds BIG. These are transmission line speakers where all of the drivers are made from the same material. Incredible similarly of tone and not metallic sounding despite the metal drivers. Vivid has a somewhat brighter tonal profile and is best paired with neutral to slightly warm amplification.
Wilson Benesch Resolutions - I have a customer who has these. They are phenomenal speakers. Incredible coherence in terms of timing. Amazing accuracy and a monstrous soundstage. He stepped up from Harbeth 40.2s to these and said they are better in every way except bass is less pronounced. WB is neutral and needs neutral to slightly bright amplification
Raidho TD 3.2s I think will come in at that price point. One of the historic critcisms of Raidhos (and now Borresons) is that they are hard to place. And they take 500 hours to break in. Since Michael left, Benno has worked to make the speakers easier to live with. They are brilliant and deliver an immersive listening experience rather than the sound being presented to you. They do tend to be neutral to a hair warm of neutral.
Your list above has speakers with wildly different sound profiles. I can only say I would never use the same amplification for Stenheim and Marten for example.
Without a description of the soundprofile of the gear, at least warm vs neutral vs. forward, it is tough to make a tight suggestion or warn you off of any products.
Vivid Giya G2s. Amazing speaker that sounds BIG. These are transmission line speakers where all of the drivers are made from the same material. Incredible similarly of tone and not metallic sounding despite the metal drivers. Vivid has a somewhat brighter tonal profile and is best paired with neutral to slightly warm amplification.
Wilson Benesch Resolutions - I have a customer who has these. They are phenomenal speakers. Incredible coherence in terms of timing. Amazing accuracy and a monstrous soundstage. He stepped up from Harbeth 40.2s to these and said they are better in every way except bass is less pronounced. WB is neutral and needs neutral to slightly bright amplification
Raidho TD 3.2s I think will come in at that price point. One of the historic critcisms of Raidhos (and now Borresons) is that they are hard to place. And they take 500 hours to break in. Since Michael left, Benno has worked to make the speakers easier to live with. They are brilliant and deliver an immersive listening experience rather than the sound being presented to you. They do tend to be neutral to a hair warm of neutral.
Your list above has speakers with wildly different sound profiles. I can only say I would never use the same amplification for Stenheim and Marten for example.
Without a description of the soundprofile of the gear, at least warm vs neutral vs. forward, it is tough to make a tight suggestion or warn you off of any products.