Those that upgraded from Tekton

Tannoy or Tekton....hmmm let me think about it.....

Seriously, I often forget about Tannoy and need to fix that.    Definitely an alternative to Tekton these days.

Ohms similar to Fritz are not rated high efficiency but they are relatively easy to drive. That makes a big difference. But you do have to consider amp power and speaker efficiency if you plan to go loud well. It all depends. Just do the homework and decide what to try. Only then do you know for sure.

Klipsch Heritage are high efficiency but not the easiest load. Result may be more power than expected needed there as well but probably less so with larger models. You can’t make a full range speaker small and expect to run them with few watts well. However you can make smaller speakers easier to drive which helps.

It all depends on what works for you best in terms of speaker form factor, sound, and performance I always recommend best to start with the right speakers and go from there. Especially these days with so many choices for high performance amplification without breaking the bank.

Powered subs integrated well are another very practical approach for delivering top notch full range sound when form factor of speakers otherwise is an issue.   

For something smaller good sounding and easy to drive consider Fritz speakers. For something completely different perhaps Ohm.