Speakers for triode tube amps

don’t buy anything with multiple drivers. The more drivers, the less appropriate the speaker is for tube amplification."

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https://www.google.com/search?q=VMPS+elixir+speakers&sxsrf=AOaemvJuCjbUJ0bssX2o1Gth0or7O1Nxqw:16...

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Really?

I ran my RMx Elixirs (under 9 pairs left on earth) 93 or 5% efficient speakers. At just 8 watts VERY close to this set up.. Just a better analog set up for me. I've seen this set up several times CES was my first to see TA newest gear.. Been a while..

I borrowed the SET amps from a buddy, I almost pulled the trigger and ordered a pair.. I held out and was over joyed when I found and modded a Cary V12r just for planar work.. The manufacture use to say EL34s are made for HIS speakers.. He was 100% right..

I've never heard anything like it.. Multi driver, WEIRD configuration, mind-boggling results.. Otari MTR-12 and a Minahan TT. (12 to 15 built)

Weird STUFF, weird people... Just like me...

Multi drivers, nothing better..

Regards

If you are looking at using a triode tube amp, you might want to read this article- it will help you sort out what you are looking for:http://www.atma-sphere.com/en/resources-paradigms-in-amplifier-design.html
FWIW most of the speakers mentioned on this thread are of the Power Paradigm persuasion.


Apparently the Spatial is an excellent recommendation- its well priced and easy with triode amps.

I had a pair of these, with the phase plug upgrade and they were great sounding. Steve just has a way with making things sound great.

Simple design, but very effective.

https://www.decware.com/newsite/DM945.html