Which amp would you choose for a JBL 4367 setup?

I'm prejudiced in that I have the JBL 4319 monitors with the Kinki EX-M1 and LOVE it. The fact that the money you'd save on the Kinki and using it for better than usual cabling shows you're on the right track. 👍

All the best,
Nonoise

Since the JBL 4367 is not a very popular large speakers( compare to B&W, Wilson Audio, Focal,....), you won’t get as many  first hand advices. I am one of the few who own the JBL 4367 and am using a Mcintosh MAC7200 integrated (200Watt/Channel   SS amp). It’s very warm and musical. But not the quickest and most analytical amp on the market. My listening sessions are usually 2-3 hours nonstop daily and on lower volumes, I prefer this warm and polite amp. 
     I picked Mcintosh simply because when I search JBL 4367 on YouTube, it’s mostly powered by either Mark Levinson or Mcintosh on high end audio shows. If the manufacturers uses Those two amps, they must be good matches . Don’t you agree? But if you have the luxury to try out different amps before you buy go for it .

I have the JBL 4365's and running them currently with Audio Note Kits 40w EL34 mono blocks. While is sounds very good, the best my speakers have sounded is with high watt solid state and Class D. So if the 4367's are any like the 4365's, they will thrive with plenty of power behind them. 

I also own a pair of JBL 4367s, bought them right after they were introduced. I originally powered them with a Pass Labs XA 30.5, but soon upgraded to a McIntosh MC 452. The McIntosh was a much better match for them, this combination sounds incredible, especially at high SPLs. My room is about 17 x 21 x 8, the McIntosh never runs out of head room and the sound is clean and clear at any volume

Thank you for all the responses! Unfortunately, the Mac and the Mark Levinson is over my price range. I`d prefer solid state over tube, under 3500-4000 euros, used. Integrated or pre+amp(s). I don`t need DAC etc.