It would be useful to know a bit more about your specific requirements-- budget, size of room, how loud you listen, whether the current 25 watts into Tablette speakers sound good (if not, what are the sonic problems), speaker placement issues (do you have limitations on where the speakers can be placed, etc).
I tend to think that most people over estimate the amount of power they need for most of their listening. Although tube gear manufacturers tend to give their amps a quite high output rating (relative to the amount of distortion at that rated output), it is still the case that most amps rated at 25 watts can work with relatively easy to drive speakers. I've heard such amps with most of the Harbeth lineup and I would consider only the 40.1 to be out of consideration.
Any of the Audio Note speakers will work a 25 watt amplifier. My favorite local dealership carries ProAc, Harbeth and Audio Note. What is interesting is that he says that,, by far, most of his new customers come in looking for Harbeth speakers, and more than just a few end up with the Audio Note speakers; those who initially bought Harbeths often end up buying Audio Note.
I tend to think that most people over estimate the amount of power they need for most of their listening. Although tube gear manufacturers tend to give their amps a quite high output rating (relative to the amount of distortion at that rated output), it is still the case that most amps rated at 25 watts can work with relatively easy to drive speakers. I've heard such amps with most of the Harbeth lineup and I would consider only the 40.1 to be out of consideration.
Any of the Audio Note speakers will work a 25 watt amplifier. My favorite local dealership carries ProAc, Harbeth and Audio Note. What is interesting is that he says that,, by far, most of his new customers come in looking for Harbeth speakers, and more than just a few end up with the Audio Note speakers; those who initially bought Harbeths often end up buying Audio Note.