Klipsch Cornwall IV

Thanks. That's a pretty big space, roughly similar to mine. I found my Moth S2A3 to sound wonderful at low volume--the best of any of my amps--but it started to soften on the bottom and strain on top before I felt the room pressurize. Didn't clip, exactly, just lost a little composure and suppleness.

Is your Triode Labs the 2A3 EVO integrated? If so, perhaps the Hashimoto trannies make the difference. Looks top shelf throughout.

I must say, your report is pushing me to put my 2A3 back in for another session!

My 2A3 is an early EVO integrated model, which has James and Triode Lab P10 transformers. I have a photo in my virtual system here on Agon.

I’m also running 12AU7 in place of the 12AX7. They sound much better, even though the gain is considerably lower.

Also: I can take care of the Moth 2A3 if you're not using it ;).

Oh, it's always in use in one of my other systems, continually since 1999! :) Like yours, it is absolute dead quiet, too, even with headphones. Great little amp.

Look at the variety of amps people are using on these!  And everyone is pretty happy.  How unusual is that!
For me I love that you can drive them with virtually any amp, 2-500 Wpc.  I have a decware amp on order, 2.3 wpc.  Last night I was watching the meters on my LM210IA 300b amp, and the most I saw was a bit under 2 watts, so the decware should be ok, even with headroom considerations.
Right now they are driven from 150 wpc Luxman power and they sound fantastic.  
Pinpoint imaging, and as with everything I have tried, the speakers completely disappear.

@dbarger That's a good point about the variety of amps that can drive these things with ease. My LM 518 shouldn't have a problem at all.

So far, it's down to these or Triangle Cellos. Maybe a Rethm model?