Legacy audio Focus se and tubes


I own the legacy focus se speakers. I’m driving them with the Mcintosh MC452 amp. It is a great amp but these speakers are pretty efficient at 95.4 db and 4 ohm. The Mac is 450wpc.  I’m considering going to Don Sachs Katoonay kt88 tube amp. It’s 65wpc. It’s spoke of highly on audiogon and other forums.  I could sell the Mac, buy Dons Katoonay amp and have plenty of change left for other projects. 
Anybody here have experience with the focus se’s and tube amps in the area of 65wpc? I guess my main concern is bass control. I am very happy with these speakers and have no disire to change. 
Any info would be appreciated. 
Thx
starboard
Maybe check directly with Legacy , they have done audio shows with Raven Audio tube amps

I think the proposed amp will drive the Legacy's but the question is how well?

what has been said to date here is right on. the bass may not get the HP it seeks all the time.

Legacy sup will definitely put you on the right track, but do have all the bases covered about the proposed tube amp in hand when you reach Legacy.
JIC and FYI....
I've  said it here recently I heard a Carver 75wpc stereo amp drive a pair of KEF Blade IIs pretty dog gone well in a medium sized room and thought the basss then was remarkable considering the 75w per $2500 amp doing the pushing. Really.

the Blade 2s are not as effective though they may not dip as low as the legacy either. dunno. and that part is the ticket here I'm sure. find out.

good luck!!
This was a long time ago, but back then I had talked to Bill Dudleston about using tube amps with his speakers. His response was: "If you buy a tube amp, all you're getting is a box of trouble."

You can take this response with a grain of salt as it was several years ago. But just something to think about...
I ran A Cary SLP 98P pre with a Cary CAD 120' s driving Whispers and not a problem. Now I'm using 50 watt Canary M350 Mono blocks and again, not a problem. More than enough power. Plenty of bass. 26x12.5x8 room.