Amp recommendations for Joseph Audio Perspectives2

I was looking at the rack in this listing https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lisa4309-vac-valve-amplification-company-renaissance-70-70-mk-ii-tube and it looks great to me. Any one know what model is it? Thanks.

I would look into Pass Labs class A amps (XA30.5 or even better XA60.5). They sound magical with Josephs

I have not heard those specific models.

In addition to performance,

I buy things I like/love every time I see/touch them, power on or off. That puts my brain in a more receptive state for their superior performance.

That Vintage MC275 is a beauty, I much prefer it to the CJ. I would not want that beauty down out of sight if I could arrange it.

I tore my Meniscus pulling my McIntosh SS Amp, MC2250 80 lbs, out of a low shelf, a pair of compact mono's have an ease of movement advantage. Location: think about how two people could put heavy piece in place together.

@elliottbnewcombjr Thanks for the advice! Years ago I used to have the 135lb Krell 402e amp on a cabinet. I eventually installed wheels on the supporting cabinet after my back starts to hurt when moving the amp.

So I just ordered some wheels for the salamander cabinet and racks, just to save me some back pain.

I agree the appearance of equipments plays an important part! You just can’t take your eyes off certain gems.

Is 75 wpc enough for those speakers? I agree, talk to Jeff.

I had the Infinite Slope Crossover, I don’t understand how it would make any difference to placement. They were the most measurably accurate speakers I’ve ever owned, enjoyed them for many years, driven by 300wpc SS (they didn't need that much, it was a phase I went thru, 35 wpc tubes drove them well also)

I missed and now prefer my horns and 15" woofers, and back to tubes, JSE’s at my son’s house.

They were heavy, came on wheels, rolled forward and away from the corners, toed in.

I have my preferred location(s). I often talk about how a very small adjustment to balance can make a surprising difference.

Last night, playing Norah Jones, 2lp set, 2nd lp recorded live, after a while, I adjusted my toe in outwards some, it made a very nice difference. Last week, imaging was un-naturally weide, I toed them in some, bingo.

I’m a big fan of heavy speakers on wheels, pushed back when space needed for large family gatherings; pulled out the pre-determinned distance from rear and side walls for listening, and situational toe-in.

I use 3 wheels, (two front and 1 rear) so the weight per wheel is increased, and no wobble/vibration issues anywhere I move them. They can tip during movement, so I put two blocks on the back corners, just above the floor surface normally, but if they start to tip, the block stops any tilting movement. Not as important with my current monsters, more important with the taller JSI Infinite Slope Model 2’s, they came with 4 wheels, I changed to 3 and rear corner blocks.