Entry Level Tube Integrated Amps

@scotthiga   If you really want to experience what tubes are all about suggest you do a simple  SET integrated with a full range driver.

Check out Analogue Ethos.  You can do a kit or prebuilt. Beautiful cosmetics and I suspect great sounding as well. Other great options would be Erhard Audio, Elekit, AN kits, among others.   Pair that up with an Omega speaker (or similar efficient easy to drive design).

Certainly you could go with a push-pull tube design if you want something to drive your current speakers.  Just keep in mind not all speakers play well with tube amps. Synergy is key.  Otherwise, you could end up with something inferior to your current amp.  (BTW, it would be helpful if you post more info on your system. Otherwise, you will get many random opinions--including mine.)

Thanks for the many and interesting responses. I own Klipsch Heresy IV’s (99 dB sensitivity) and Omega DynaTen XRS’s (90 db sensitivity). On both speaker sets I’ve paired them with REL T9x subwoofers. Electronics on the Omega DynaTen XRS’s is a Naim Uniti Atom. The Klipsch Heresy IV’s are paired with a Technics SU-G700. Both systems use Maze Audio cables. Music is streamed (I don't own a turntable). The Klipsch Heresy IV's use a BluSound Node 2i for streaming. Thanks for your continuing commentary!

Nice.  Sounds to me like you have many options given those speakers and subs..  Now it would be good to know what kind of sound you are seeking.  What is it that your currents amps are not bringing to the table?  What kind of music do you enjoy and at what spl do you tend to listen?

Interesting entry level would be the Black Ice FX10 or the Musical Paradise MP-301 Mk3 (both are integrated amps).

The FX10 is PP EL84 coming in @ around 12 watts for $800, or so, and the MP-301 is single ended (various output tube choices) coming in @ around 6 watts for approx. $500.

Both are well reviewed/Google them.

Once you move on either would be super for a desk top or other 2nd system (or as a gift to someone else starting out).

DeKaY

The Technics SU-G700 (paired with the Heresy IV's + the REL T9x) that I currently have are a clean, neutral sound. It's a very nice sound, but I'd like to get a bigger, broader soundstage and a warmer, meaty, fat midrange.