Tannoy Westminster amp matching question.

I’m still driving my Tannoy Canterbury with 275 Watts/ch push-pull tube power (Rogue Apollo Dark monoblocks), and have absolutely no regrets! Amazing sound; highly dynamic and "live" sounding, while perfectly maintaining a neutral/natural balance across the spectrum. It has touches of warmth/sweetness just where it’s needed, without drawing attention to itself. I recently upgraded from Canterbury SE to GR, and that was a huge improvement across the board. I would’ve gone for the Westminster GR too, if I had the room.

And I can be content that 275 Watts here is already way more than ample for this application, and I don't need to entertain silly upgrade ideas of bi-amping, bridging (2 upgraded Zeus amps), etc. 

Certainly, there will be other great options, especially with the extra efficiency of the Westies. But I’m very happy with my arrangement!

I have the Westminster GR version, and played high power 211 tube amps on them with great satisfaction - small SET amps wont do on these - they are big dynamic speakers and you want to hear that!!! Now I have opted for big, powerful classA amps, they surpass the tubes by quite a bit. In your budget, I would get a second hand Pass (XA60.8 or similar), or a Sugden could be just excellent on these..

I am using monoblocks SE-833 with TW