Budget Tube Amp (newbie)


I'm new to tube amps. I need some advice as to a good budget tube amp with good bass that will push my large Advent speakers. Please keep in mind that I don't know anything about tube amps and don't want to pull the trigger until I can get some advice. I'm new to the Forum. Many thanks from an old guy.
Best regards,
Rob
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Though I think a good ss amp would be better for the Advents, if you insist on a tube one, and you're patient, you can get yourself a much better amp than a Dynaco Stereo 70, for around the same price. I've had a stock ST70, a modified one (ala Frank Van Alstine), and now have what I recommend you look for instead: 

a Music Reference RM-10 Mk.2. Same power as the ST70 (35w/ch into 8 ohms, from a pair of EL84's per channel), but better designed, better built (hard-wired point-to-point, state-of-the-art transformers), and better sounding. Occasionally available second hand for $1200-$1500.

If you go the integrated route be sure that the phono preamp for your TT is built into that amp. Otherwise you will need a phono preamp in addition to the integrated.
Upscale Audio has some nice used tube integrateds.
https://www.upscaleaudio.com/collections/amplifiers-specials
Ditto The Music Room
https://tmraudio.com/components/integrated-amplifiers/
Also US Audio Mart - Tube Integrateds
https://www.usaudiomart.com/search.php?keywords=&cat_id=55&price_min=&price_max=&typ...

I have a PrimaLuna PL5 power amp which drives my 84db/W Spicas to almost as loud as I ever want
I also have a pair of tubes4hifi M-125. Their amp kits are great value and lovely sounding amps, but I wish I'd built them myself.

HOWEVER, we I you, I would first investigate upgrading the crossover caps in the Advents.
Why are there so many Cronus Magnums for sale? Many are the latest version and nearly new.