Low watt tube amps/pros/cons


300B's, 845's and others. What are some of the benifits of these tubes as well as the limitations. I see someone posted that he has a 15 watt tube amp and wants to get 30hz bass. It is highly unlikely that his amp will deliver as low as 30hz, even if he did find a speaker that went to that level, would the bass have any authority? Also by saying I want to find a speaker that goes to 30hz hows the mids anf highs. IOW I'd never buy any speaker based on the fact that it goes to 25hz, its a package deal.
Back to the main idea here. Can anyone give a list of +'s and the ='s of the low watt tube amps. For myself its not something I'm interested in as all my listenings are classical, and I want the orchestras to sound full rich, dynamic, that is the low and high end extended. I heard a 300B amp, the Cayin, and was incredible with light jazz, blues, but for classical orchestral it fell flat and lifeless. The speakers were the Silverline Sonatas.
bartokfan
"Anyone heard a KT88 tube that was dynamic in the bass and highs?"

Sure, mine are...If they were not, I would change tubes.

Dave
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Then hows the KT90's compare with the K88's? Or no noticable differences? I mentioned the low performance of the KT88 with classical and the slaesman said that is the character of the KT88 tube, rools off at bottom and top.
I heard the new Audio Research KT88, VS110 and it didn't offer great highs nor deep bottom. Not from a amp that size with 8 KT88's.
"I heard the new Audio Research KT88....."

The reason you didn't hear 'great highs nor deep bottom end' was most probably because the units don't have tone controls which you can set to their maximum levels as you have told us is you preferred way of listening to your JOR's.

ROTFLMAO!