Silicon Under 60, Slim Pickings?


I bought a tube amplifier because lower wattage SS amps are hard pickings. I'm driving FAL Flat Supreme S Speakers. 95db, 8W min tubes, 50W SS, max 60W

As daily driver a custom 8W Triode Lab EL84 amplifier, the sole valve amp I've liked(more assertive than the mean) ; however I'm thinking of returning to the silicon camp. My speakers are craving power and me a more tactile sound. I'm not a fan of the romanticism of tubes nor sand hardware voiced the same for that matter. Timbre top priority, sound-staging last.

The recent developments in Class-D have caught my attention but I feel left out; were I to mate a pair of 400W monos with my speakers there would be fireworks, no? What options do I have without exceeding 60w? My system is in a state of upheavel so I'm looking at anything between power amps to fully integrated DAC/Integrated. Perhaps a full Exogal Comet/Ion system but I'm concerned about the wattage again. That should give an idea of my absolute max budget wise. 3.5-4K Less is more.
redfuneral
"What options do I have without exceeding 60w?"

A volume control. It really doesn't matter how powerful the amp is.
Pass Labs - INT-30A.

Thirty watts/ch of class A silicon.

P.S. My first receiver (Kenwood, circa 1969) had 25 watts/ch and I think it was damn musical!
the First Watt amps are pretty plentiful and all are low power SS designs

the 47 Labs GainCard (and the clones) are much less plentiful than in years past but another good option

Also the AudioSector amps (again hard to find used)

Some of my favorite vintage SS:

Rowland Model 1
Levinson 29
Krell KSA50s
Plinius SA50 mkIV

Also there is a AirTight (Acoustic Masterpiece) M-101 TUBE amp of 8W on AudiogoN now that IMHO is NOT a classically "tube sounding" amp (I own one but am not the seller of this one)