Plinius Hautonga or Hegel H360?

I currently own the Plinius,I would say either would be a good choice .I went with Plinius because I owned the line before and knew what I was basically getting..Hegel I have no experience with...and obviously the Koru can go as the Hautonga has a bult in phono

Does Plinius junk-source to china?

mountainsong

Where all the power is needed on these Kef's is in the bottom end, quite broad between 2-3ohms, between 30hz to 200hz,, I be looking for amps that have good current delivery, amps with bi-polar (bjt)  output stages, before mosfet or tube.   
Look at the second last graph.
http://www.soundstage.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1298:nrc-measurements-kef-reference-1&catid=77:loudspeaker-measurements&Itemid=153

Cheers George

I spent about three hours listening to both models in a showroom with harbeth, vintage tannoy and spendor speakers. I found the plinius had etched highs that I couldn't fix. Could have been the room, the wires, my source material or the Dac but that's why I crossed it off the list. Many goners have great experiences with the plinius so take my experience as one of many to consider. 

I have owned Harbeths(never liked them at all)currently own vintage Tannoy reds(for investment only),never had Spendors but ill agree the Plinius isnt that great with that type speaker..IMO more suited for a quicker more dynamic setup.I just thought since he knew or should know owning the Koru the "house sound" of Plinius that  it would be a better or easier move...