Is there a Solid State amp that can satisfy a SET guy?

@mglik 

So, you are going to try Valvet because the Third Reich had a little momentum before they didn't? Do you know someone running that amplification with your speakers? Its your money but I still wonder what you heard these speakers driven by that made you want to shell out $33k? That's the amp you want! Right, the one that impressed you?

These new speakers, Tetra 606, are my third pair of Tetras. I am convinced IME and by the comments of some of the world's greatest musicians saying slam dunk things. WWW.TetraSpeakers.com
It is very convincing. I do listen to the Tetra designer, Adria Butts, and Tetra owner, Ron Carter (the world's most recorded bass player), who loves his Leema Hydra II with his 606s.
One of the great things about our wonderful hobby (other than constantly upgrading) is constantly learning.

CD318,
I do have new insight from your appropriately poetic comment:

It does seems logical that the added distortion of tubes could be likened to the mildly loosening effect of a sonic screwdriver, giving the soundstage the gentlest lack of focus that many find delightful but which will inevitably also lead to a lessening of impact.

I get it...

If I am not satisfied with the sound of my 300Bs and my Tetra 606s, I may contact the Valvet distributor and see if I can get a demo of the E2 SE.
As wisely mentioned, I will have to be patient and not jump to conclusions but try to appreciate what that SS can do.
I am inspired to circumvent other tube designs and go right for SS!
Thank you all for your all your deeply felt feelings--another great thing about our hobby!

Oh yeah you will find all kinds of opinions such as , *SS brand X sounds really close toa  tube amp,,** and such ideas,. There has never been, nor ever will be a  a ss amp having tube qualities, 
That goes for hybrids as well, a  hybrid is a ss amp, trying to mimic a  tube sound. 

Class D amps Can  have some attributes of tube amps but not SET.  

The Spec Audio class D amp was designed by a 300b tube amp designer and sounds great. 
Bakoon, FirstWatt, and Valvet are the traditional SS alternatives but will come up short on 92db speakers.

Luxman SS doesn’t sound SET from my experience.