I'm looking at the impedance chart. The 509 is no slouch, at all, but the 803 D3 maintains an impedance around 3Ohms for a wide range of the bass to mids.
https://www.stereophile.com/content/bowers-wilkins-802-d3-diamond-loudspeaker-measurements
Your own ears should be your best guides, but it is my experience that this is a case where amps with more current capability (i.e. lower impedance) do significantly better.
The 900u has literally 2x the number of output transistors compared to the 509. The increased number of output transistors is one of the key components of the Luxman stepping. That is, more = better.
I wouldn't automatically jump on the 900u, but I absolutely would try it.
Best,
E
https://www.stereophile.com/content/bowers-wilkins-802-d3-diamond-loudspeaker-measurements
Your own ears should be your best guides, but it is my experience that this is a case where amps with more current capability (i.e. lower impedance) do significantly better.
The 900u has literally 2x the number of output transistors compared to the 509. The increased number of output transistors is one of the key components of the Luxman stepping. That is, more = better.
I wouldn't automatically jump on the 900u, but I absolutely would try it.
Best,
E