I agree with Crisg1000
Although not on the top of my list, the D7 is a better match for your amp then the D9. I would pair it with a very good powered subwoofer.
Most speakers I listed above are designed to mate with SET amps.
First order x-over, benign impedance loads / curves, etc.
Besides Gig Harbor having the D7, they also have the LM 805ia, so it would be a good opportunity for you see what the amp sounds like with the speaker.
By the way I am in PDX. There may be an opportunity down the road for you to hear what your LM sounds like with the Sonist Concerto 4 Gen 2.
Speaker with REL sub and compare it to Sonum Ars Filarmonia 30W Push/Pull operating mostly in Class A with Jupiter Copper/Paper /Wax coupling caps, SR Black Fuses and all NOS tubes. I also have Merlin TSM Magic (next to last pair made); which don't drop below 6 Ohms.
Brad
Although not on the top of my list, the D7 is a better match for your amp then the D9. I would pair it with a very good powered subwoofer.
Most speakers I listed above are designed to mate with SET amps.
First order x-over, benign impedance loads / curves, etc.
Besides Gig Harbor having the D7, they also have the LM 805ia, so it would be a good opportunity for you see what the amp sounds like with the speaker.
By the way I am in PDX. There may be an opportunity down the road for you to hear what your LM sounds like with the Sonist Concerto 4 Gen 2.
Speaker with REL sub and compare it to Sonum Ars Filarmonia 30W Push/Pull operating mostly in Class A with Jupiter Copper/Paper /Wax coupling caps, SR Black Fuses and all NOS tubes. I also have Merlin TSM Magic (next to last pair made); which don't drop below 6 Ohms.
Brad