Amps that don’t impersonate space heaters.

You need 1 very good watt to drive those speakers. Even Class A, 1-5 watts may remain extremely inefficient but if you you were to take say a 5w PX25 amp, it will burn off 15w x 2 instead of 90w.

Flea watt tube amps are the way to go.

A good class D amp can sound even better and despite being able to make considerably more power, actually draw less power at idle and at any power level the amps mentioned in this post can make. At the same time it can be stone cold to the touch even after running all day. Plus there’s a good chance a class D set of amps would take up less room and would certainly weigh less. Literally no downside.

I have had a couple of Class A amps that run as hot as a small space heater. My currrent Class A amp from Accuphase runs very cool in comparison and is not an issue at all. Curious if others have had a similar experience.

True class A burns full power all the time, and even if it's cool to the touch due to large heatsinks, it's still using that power and dissipating it as heat in the room.

I've read that the newest Mola Mola classD monos are even better than their well reviewed prior amps. GTT might do an in house audition like they do for the Tambaqui. Everyone keep in mind the power our systems draw wrt to climate change. My ML-532H sounds great and "only" draws 80w at idle, so it's quite cool. It's also very low noise and low distortion but at 300w it may be too much power for the OP.

Please write a follow up post telling us what you auditioned and went with. My next amp will probably be a GaN class-D mono to reduce the power draw.

Hegel 590/600 class AB, super cool, great sound 

My amp puts out 200/400 and is stable at 2 ohms (550)....powers my Maggies without breaking sweat and sounds sublime. Unfortunately, I guess the name doesn't have the cache for some "audiophile" despite glowing reviews since it was introduced a few years ago. I don't even try to talk anyone into it anymore.