Inexpensive Tube Amps

I should mention that the TubeCube7 drives my Mirage OM 10 towers just fine.  Six ohm and 91 db sensitivity. I gets more than loud enough to hear in 30 feet away or two rooms away from the living room. The 8 ohm Castles don't work well with it.  

To those that think my attitude stinks.  Not really.  I don't have much disposable income right now and won't for quite some time.  I was quite clear about what I wanted and what I could spend yet many of you were off on another tangent and trying to push me in a direction i.e. products that don't interest me or I cannot afford.  That is NOT being helpful at all.

Right now this little TubeCube7 is better sounding than ANY SS amp I've ever owned and it cost under $200.  From where I sit I made a very wise choice and stayed within my budget.

Primaluna and Hegel…(maybe somebody already mentioned this) they're made in China. 

Anyone have thoughts on a Dynaco ST-70 tube amp?  40 WPC right? 

@simao first of all, this hobby is not dying out. Not sure why you would even say that.

Second, Will62 was treated fairly. He was treated equally just like everyone else that posts here. When anyone asks a question like his, the forum members will speak in the context of audiophilia (is this a word? sounds creepy). It’s not reasonable to come in here and expect that people are going to have great things to say about a $50 amp from China. It’s just not going to happen. And then to chastise those members for acting like an audiophiliac? That’s like my wife who yells at our dog for barking, digging holes and chasing cats.

Sounds like the only way Will62 would be happy is if everyone said, yeah, great amp! But since he didn't hear that, he's upset. Surprise! nobnody here's going to say that.

@pawlowski6132
Yeah, audiophilia is a word. But it's not as creepy as the title of that briefly-lived magazine marketed towards cyclists, Pedalphilia.

Anyhow, I see your point, though I don't completely agree with it. I just hate seeing someone relatively new to the hobby made to feel lacking.