Cantorgale,
I'm on my second pair of 40.1's and have also owned SHL5's. I prefer tube amps with both speakers... and I've tried a lot of amps, both SS and tube. I'd be surprised if you'd need anything more powerful than a tube amp with 40 to 60 WPC to adequately drive your 30.1's. I currently swap between a Music Reference RM9 MKII (125 WPC) and a VAC Renaissance 30/30 MKIII Signature (32 WPC). The VAC 30/30 is not great for cranking up the volume with rock music, which I rarely do, but it's outstanding with female vocals, jazz and acoustic music. Don't hesitate to try a tube amp... you don't know what you are missing!
I'm on my second pair of 40.1's and have also owned SHL5's. I prefer tube amps with both speakers... and I've tried a lot of amps, both SS and tube. I'd be surprised if you'd need anything more powerful than a tube amp with 40 to 60 WPC to adequately drive your 30.1's. I currently swap between a Music Reference RM9 MKII (125 WPC) and a VAC Renaissance 30/30 MKIII Signature (32 WPC). The VAC 30/30 is not great for cranking up the volume with rock music, which I rarely do, but it's outstanding with female vocals, jazz and acoustic music. Don't hesitate to try a tube amp... you don't know what you are missing!