I have been using various combinations of tube pre / Class D amps over the last 7 or so years. Rogue RP-7 (really nice for the cost), ARC Ref 6SE (hard/aggressive), currently Backert Labs Rhythm now upgraded to v1.4. Amps - LSA Voyager GAN 300 (just OK), Bel Canto Ref1000 monos (rolled off HF), currently AGD Tempo upgraded to the current version. The shimmer, finesse, and depth of detail and imaging of the Maggie/AGD/Rhythm without any sharpness is quite addictive.
I got a pair of LRS+ a few months ago (yes, I use a sub) and while the AGD drives them pretty well I thought I would try a higher powered amp because of their inefficiency. So I tried a pair of Orchard Starkrimson Ultra Premium LPS mono blocks. They definitely had the juice to drive them but I didn't perceive an actual improvement in sound, so I returned them. I gotta say Leo is a great guy and was very helpful.
So I just ordered a Bryston 3B3. Reviews say it is extremely smooth and detailed, against a black background, with significant power reserves. And supposedly has great synergy with Maggies. If it works as reviewed I will be leaving the Class D camp. If not it will be going back and I will be sticking with my AGD.
That has been my journey in amplification over the last maybe 7 years.