Impedance matching between components from source through amp is the main technical spec that can be used to determine likely better matches producing better dynamics, lower distortion, etc..
10:1 ratio or higher of input impedance to output impedance upstream is generally considered good.
Tube gear like tube pre-amps has higher output impedances than SS making meeting this goal less guaranteed without checking first.
I suspect Merlin Bam to be tube friendly, so I would not expect a problem in general with tube pre-amps there, but BP would be the one to say for sure.
10:1 ratio or higher of input impedance to output impedance upstream is generally considered good.
Tube gear like tube pre-amps has higher output impedances than SS making meeting this goal less guaranteed without checking first.
I suspect Merlin Bam to be tube friendly, so I would not expect a problem in general with tube pre-amps there, but BP would be the one to say for sure.