Great bookshelf or small towers suggestions


I'm looking to upgrade my main speakers for home theater/music setup.

Currently have Sound Dynamic 300 ti's that are about 16 years old. I have a Marantz 5009 AV receiver and some Orbs for side and back channels. I have a sound dynamic center speaker too. The room is 11x15 with a fairly low 7' ceiling. I want to replace the LR main and Center speakers.  Budget < $5K.

floorplan:  http://tinyurl.com/zd68dqf

Soundwise I am after improved brightness and up front treble and mids. I am not the biggest bass nut - a) I have downstairs neighbors and b) I've played drums for 40 years and have heard it all. I hate being bounced out of my seat every time stuff explodes and mainly want to hear dialog better for TV and clearer more sparkly acoustic pianos and spangalang of cymbals like they're in the room with me.

So far from what I've heard in stores, I liked the Magnepan .7's a lot. But they just won't fit the space. Too wide and didn't pass WAF. I listened to a few other speakers - mid level B&W's, Golden ear, martin logan, and so far little compared to the magnepans except maybe the BW 805D3's - which are way over my budget. I thought about looking for used 805d2's. I did like a pair of Focal 714's and could probably live with them. But this is the last pair of speakers I ever want to buy. So I keep coming back to thinking about the new 805's or something close.

I've been interested in a lot of the factory direct speakers like the Sierra Tower & 2's but it bothers me to buy speakers I can't hear first.

Any advice appreciated.

Thx!
wolfernyc
wolfernyc, in a slight fit of insanity, I did upgrade to the FACT 8 so the demo Twenty.23 pair is available again.  If you like the PMCs you should give Len a call fast.
hmm, I would agree with sunnyjim and NOT BIASED to say that the Wharfedale Denton sound musical, engaging, romantic, excited, and you feel great when you listen to it, and yet I found that it sound absolutely the best if pair with Fostex HP-A3 DAC preamp & any reputable power amp, the only thing you may consider is to add a sub to cover up the lack of dynamic at some dangerous extreme volume, which I dun think most people need to do that in order to enjoy music. My current thought is the Denton is nothing short of amazing, except if you would like to showcase some extreme dynamic bass sonic, there are better speakers I think, but not at $500 price, and it look as good as any decent furniture you can find.
Yeah. Thx but not interested in subs at all.  Sux for neighbors in an apt and usually not necessary w halfway decent mains.  Just my opinion.  

Bache, do you have a showroom/workshop I could hear your speakers?  Thx!