speakers with Parasound?

Your amp should drive just about any speaker with a nominal impedance of 8 Ohms in a small room. So that means hundreds of them. Also, what's the budget? The Joseph Audio Pulsar sure is a very nice speaker but at 7K could be out of your budget. If it is, no point in recommending this one. But it sure sounds nice!

Also, what do you mean "unfussy"? All speakers are fussy and dependent upon proper placement in a room. Since most are ported in one way or another, we would we need to know if you intend in placing it on shelf or stands? Front or rear ports become absolutely critical.

A little more information and we'll be able to give you much more meaningful advice and avoid the popularity contest.

Thanks for the add'l info. I wouldn't worry too much about the speakers outclassing the components. As long as the amp puts out adequate power to drive a pair without distortion or clipping, your in business. Besides things may change and you may upgrade the amp some day. Since speakers are usually the most expensive item in a system, it is easier and cheaper to upgrade electronics later. So I am a believer in getting the best pair of speakers you can afford now.

That being said, I still contend that you should be looking at 8 Ohm speakers with a higher sensitivity rating. Using stands, about a foot and a half from the rear walls, will allow you to look at either front or rear ported. I would suggest you check out the Focal 806V and 807V's that are 8 ohms at 90/92 db sensitivity respectively. That makes them very efficient with lower wattage amps, front ported so you don't need to worry if you only get a foot from the back wall and should sound very nice for acoustic and vocals. Maybe a tad forward though for jazz.

If you really want a bargain, that should work on all counts, check out this link for the Focal Profile 908's.

http://www.musicdirect.com/p-83551-focal-profile-908-diamond-black-pr.aspx

Hope this helps in your search.