Proac D38R with SET amp


Hi

Anyone here has or heard a pair of Proac D38R driven by a SET amp of relatively low 10Ws per channel? I know the Proac website actually states recommended power from 10W onwards but am not sure of how the speakers will sound with 10W.... i listen mainly to jazz, blues, vocals and some classical, in a 13' x19' room.

thanking you in advance for sharing your experience.

best regards
fudgeo
Why not use loudspeakers designed for SET use? Only 10 watts? most loudspeakers wouldn't run so well of this but some exist that are designed for such use. Many people expect SET to run most everything and there just asking for system mismatches and grief.
hi
thank you for all your responses. yes, i am aware that it may not be the combo which one would choose if building a system from scratch....just that the opportunity to purchase a pair of D38R came about... and I intend to keep my existing amp.

Seems like no one here has direct experience with a SET in that power output range ... anyone tried a 300B amp (8W) on the D38 or D38R? Many thanks.
A 8-10w SET will work gloriously in most circumstance, but in the long run, it will leave you wanting for more power. Don't forget that the D38 is a nominal 4ohm load and some 300B valve amps do not like 4ohms.
min power requirements 10 watts 4 ohms a SET will not be a good match at all.