Ref atmasphere's post. It depends on how much distortion one is willing to tolerate. An SE amp with a pair of 300Bs will not put out 15 watts @1%thd.
Yes- if 15 Watts the distortion will be more like 10%.
Have gone through some amps, like FW SIT3, Pass X25, LTA UL and some other Class D but in all cases it seemed to lack dynamics
@debjit_g This is a very common comment about single-ended power amps! Single-ended amps (SET or PSET) seem to have more 'dynamics' because distortion on the leading edges of the transients is interacting with your ear in a particular way- the ear interprets the distortion as loudness because it uses higher ordered harmonics to sense how loud sounds are. Those amps with less 'dynamics' are that way because they are lower distortion.
This is why I mentioned that SETs only have about 20-25% usable power. Above that level (generally speaking) the distortion masquerades as 'dynamics'. So if you want to hear them at their best, the speaker needs to be more efficient. You can get around this problem if the SET (or PSET) has feedback, but then you find out that the amp is under powered! This is why I've been recommending something push-pull. A PP 300b amplifier can make about 35 Watts which will be far more satisfying your speakers.