Tannoy Turnberry Gr

I own Tannoy Eatons, and I’d have to agree that at least to me, heavy metal and rock are not their forte...I’ve heard other speakers that play better in that regard. The tannoy is a bit laid back. I’d go for klipsch or JBL for the heavy metal. However, classical, jazz, folk, country, blues etc...sound terrific on the tannoy. It does not help matters that I’m running the tannoys with pure class A. I do not think class A lends itself all that well with heavy metal....maybe class AB or class D might help. There are generally no speakers that do justice to all music, at least that is what I’ve found. Yes, some give a well rounded picture to most genres, but some speakers do some things better than others. The music I listen to jibes with the tannoy/class A combo. If I want to really rock out, I guess I could pull out my other amps and speakers, but I'm too lazy 

What a beautiful system you’ve built.
 

I have nothing else to add except Stay Safe!

Glad you still have the joy of listening to your great system while all that is going on around you.  A great way to escape for a few hours listening to your system which you apparently enjoy.

I have several audio systems including a pair of Tannoy DC 10A, with similar sensitivity to your Turnberrys (93dB/2.83 V/m). Tried them initially with 8 watt SET amplifiers which was not enough. Now running my Tannoys with Canary Audio M350 with 50 watts (monoblocks of 4 300B tibes each). The extra power gave the Tannoys extra grip and definition with great bass. Currently, my favorite combination system to listen to most any music. 

In your next upgrade, you may consider an amplifier with a bit more power to bring out more "control" from your Turnberrys.  Then again, maybe the 25 watts suffices, I did not try my Tannoys with 25 watts.  Ultimately I think if you enjoy your setup now, just sit back and escape.  There is always a "better system" available around the corner, and it never ends. Sounds like you found a combination that you like, which is all that matters.

For those who are interested, you can download some samples from the links below, the recording was made on the iPhone.  I recommend listening with headphones.