Whole reference system was stolen, now need new speakers on a low budget. Concept 50?

@jof , call the guys at sweetwater, very nice to deal with, from a user review:

The sound quality is phenomenal...
Simply kicking back and listening becomes a requirement. They’re stunning just to listen to. And they’re not in any way fatiguing. They’re the best of both worlds: silky smooth and yet so ridiculously detailed you can’t miss anything. The incredibly natural sound of Acoustic instruments and vocals that aren’t compcrushed is breathtaking. Pianos aren’t plinky, horns aren’t piercing, bowed instruments aren’t screechy or gritty, fingerstyle guitar has fingerprints, and beautiful vocals float out in front of me as if the singer is standing right there.

The Focal Trio Be are internally triamped with about 450 watts of bespoke amplification. They are around $6000 a pair but you wouldn't need to buy an amp. You would only get these if you already have a preamp or a dac, otherwise get something like the JBL's:

This is pretty damn intriguing. I have a my Luxman D-03X and a Topping 90se. What do those Focal's sound like? I assume they aren't near field ? 

Hi jof, I have a a super nice pair of Concept 500 available in black/rosenut finish. These are my own personal speakers. I sent you a PM. TK

A used pair of Joseph Audio Pulsar 2s would be a great choice.  Best of luck.  

Look for a pre-loved pair of Dynaudio Heritage Specials. 
 

jof, I'm sorry about your problems, but glad you posted this because it reminds me I need to visit my insurance agent and boost the rider for electronics.

The Focal Trio Be are internally triamped with about 450 watts of bespoke amplification. They are around $6000 a pair but you wouldn't need to buy an amp. You would only get these if you already have a preamp or a dac, otherwise get something like the JBL's:

Anyway, I had a pair of Focal Diablo Utopia Evo’s and now I am looking to stay around 5k for speakers.

Since you lost your system get speakers that can replace your "system".

Dynaudio, Kef, JBL and many others make speakers that are powered and have a preamp and a dac built in. If you already have a preamp and a dac I would just get active speakers, probably Focals. Otherwise speakers like these are actually a matched system:

JBL 4329P is basically plug and play ready @$4500: