Suggestions on Integrated Amp./Seperates to Run my Klipschorns

Thanks everybody for the feedback. I am just getting back into the 2 Channel arena and wanted to do this right the first time. If I were to go the Integrated Amp. route, is there an Integrated Amp. that stands above all others for 2 Channel listening? Not to muddy the waters but is a DAC recommended for a high end set up? I don't want to throw crazy money at diminishing returns but want to do this right the first time while I have the opportunity. Thanks everybody. 

Klipschorns are the only speaker, I can recommend an amp of 150W or less to drive.
 So bright, so searing to my ears. Almost painful.
 Find a warm amp and preamp to tone down that horn tweeter.

she is so brutal to me.
 I heard on a pair of Adcom mono blocs, it was horrible.

  A warm preamp and amp I would look for.
just my opinion.

herdegen OP
Suggestions on Integrated Amp./Seperates to Run my Klipschorns

I had a pair of the old ones, 20 years ago

None of those amps power is needed, you can almost get ear spitting levels by rubbing to sticks together to power Klipschorns.

Klipschorns are in your face speakers with the wrong amp, suggest a triode push pull tube amp with tight bass and a laid back top end.
Quicksilver 6C33C amps come to mind.
https://ucarecdn.audiogon.com/5488a1d9-a567-4a76-ac4b-c8da8b8122d6/-/autorotate/yes/

Or maybe even better still a Class-A solid state like Pass Labs Class-A XA30.5 or XA30.8
https://www.stereophile.com/solidpoweramps/pass_labs_xa305_power_amplifier/index.html
https://www.passlabs.com/products/xa30.8/

Cheers George

My Sanei 560A 2A3 SET (3.5wpc) with Tango iron and left/right volume pots would be an ideal match for K-Horns! I have Heresy's. No need for a preamp since digital sources can go directly into the amp. You might look for something similar!

If your Khorns are stock, I would recommend updating / replacing the crossovers. I also recommend, damping the mid horns and tweeters, using a product such as Dynamat. There are youtube videos discussing and showing how this is done. The metal bracket used to add the rear support of the mid horn, is also very resonant, when the speaker is playing. They have great potential, and most folks on the "Gon, have never heard, a modified and updated pair, which is, ime, necessary, to take them from good, to great, and, they are. I use solid state with my Lascalas, which is better for me, than tubes. A Class A amp would be my choice, and, you do not need a preamp ( the additional gain ), unless, you do want to add some color ( Dac to amp would need to match, as far as driving voltage is concerned ). I have been listening / dealing / tweaking, with Klipsch Heritage, for many years. Join the Klipsch Forum, on the Klipsch site, as people there will be friendlier and more welcoming, as well as, more capable to helping you on your Klipsch journey. Enjoy !