Gimme Shelter - Sugden A21 - BBC monitor fanatics

Mick: Keith, some bloke wants to play "Gimme Shelter" through speakers the size of our old Beatle Boot boxes. Supposedly like the those BBC monitors when we did "Between the Buttons" or there about.

Keith: Get off. You mean the ones at 84db load?

Mick: Ya, that’s the one. Says he wants to listen to us, Our Lord Muddy Waters, Coltrane, Astor Piazzolla, some chick named Angel Olsen. No pants suit jazz babes. And not always at that audiophile low volume thing.

Kieth: Who is Angel Olsen?

Mick: No idea mate. Not only that, this bloke wants to use an amp they used back then as well, this one a modern version. Says his powerful lady amp left him for not, and this new pure Class A lovely is courting him. Thing is she’s only 23 watts, though pure A list current. She is Hot!

Keith: Speak English mate.

Mick: He wants to know if it’s a good match for a long term affair. They only just went on their first date, as she has to leave town soon. He says so good so far.

Keith: If this 23 watt A babe makes him sing, why not? Forget the AG forums and that madness.

Mick: Says he wants to hear from those that have more experience with this one long term, (and only this) Sugden A21-pure class A 23 watt babe with lower sensitivity boxes than she may be used to.

Keith: And they’re called Chelsea boots mate. Don’t use that other word. Happy you and I are good mates these days.

Mick: We are?
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Anyone running BBC-clone 15 ohm and 8 ohm tap monitors as low as 84db sensitivity with the Sugden A21 Signature? If so, how are they getting along past dealer room volumes? No 21SE owners please. Just the A21 23 watt’er.

We really want to know. Only from those with direct experience, no science, no offense intended.

Also include the 8 ohm Spendor S 3/5. Not a true BBC spec. Close enough. Medium room near field listening.)

If you got the far, commended.