Zu for Pass Labs?

I had a First Watt F7 and a Pass Labs XA 25 and ran Heresy, Forte IV, Zu omen DW, Zu Soul 6, and other speakers.  It was awesome.  I did not lack for power on the F7 or XA25 but the XA25 was faster, more quiet and a ton more power. 

Not sure if you have pass labs and are looking for speakers or the reverse but I highly recommend the XA25

I use Zu speakers in both my systems ...

-  Dirty Weekend MK2 with a Prima Luna Prologue 5 (tubes)

-  Omen Bookshelfs with a Rogue Audio Sphinx 3 (tube hybrid) 

I have been through my fair share of speakers over the years and the sense of immediacy that the Zu speakers bring is what I like most about them.

Rich 

My INT25 makes any box sound great!

thanks again! May I know what differences are between Omen MKI and DW II ?

Found this is an old (er) on-line review ...

The Omen Dirty Weekend (Omen DW) is effectively a reduced-cost Omen Mk II. Both are two-way floorstanding speakers of modest dimensions (36” tall with a 12” by 12” footprint, 54 pounds). They present a 12-ohm load with efficiency claimed as 97 dB and a bandwidth of 35 Hz – 22k Hz. The Omen DW uses the same drivers as the Omen Mk II, which are Zu’s zu260frd/nd 260 mm nanotech/paper composite full-range driver and the Zu/ASD:1001 tweeter assembly. Both use the Zu-Griewe box/acoustic loading technology. Zu uses more advanced and expensive drivers higher up its product line. The cost reductions achieved for Omen DW relative to the Omen Mk II come from parts substitutions in internal wiring, crossover capacitors, and speaker terminals (the Omen DW does not include the Zu-B3 input connector). Like all of Zu’s speakers, the Omen DWs have a slightly pro audio look, which appeals to me visually but is a bit plain and utilitarian. The speakers are well made where it counts but they are not fancy-looking speakers-as-furniture..