Soundstage and explosive dynamics?

How about the GoldenEar Triton ones for $5k (or $8k if you want to spring for the new Triton reference).

I have them in my living room, with the built in subs they have dynamic range, and they certainly seem to disappear from the soundstage to me.

+1 for ATC's specially their actives, but all ATC's "can" sound a bit cold for some.
Or for something a bit warmer yet still very dynamic with great depyh and sound stage most Wilson Watt/Puppy's, series 7 are my favourites.

Cheers George 

@analogluvr 
Wrong. I just don't fund the claims people make about them to appear in reality. It's like shadorne said; you pretty much have to drive the hell out of them to get the dynamics. No thanks. One of the things I love about my Focals full of 6.5" drivers is they're just about as dynamic at background volume as they are going full bore. To image well a speaker needs to express balanced dynamics at all kinds of volumes, not just screaming loud. 
The OP seemed to demand a very high level of imaging quality, and again as shadorne pointed out, narrow baffle speakers do that very well. I believe it's entirely possible to have excellent dynamics and quality bass in that kind of form factor. 

There is a used pair of PMC IB2 is speakers on audiogon currently asking $9,250. 

Problem solved...Full stop!  

@gtaphile  

+1 PMC iB2