Tube amps that can hande 4 ohmsl

Is this a question I should be asking? Or is it a dumb idea all together? Anyone use a tube amp with a four ohm speakers? Am I looking for trouble?

tbadder10-21-2001 9:37pm

questforsound Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 126 posts 10-22-2001 at 07:27pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Check out the Granite Audio 860.1 tube mono blocks -- they can handle any load and you can run them with out a pre-amp ---www.graniteaudio.com stephen
tbadder OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 103 posts 10-22-2001 at 11:59pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Once again the Audiogon group has been fantastic. Thanks so much for your help, quick and lots to think about. I really appreciate the time you take to drop a comment.
rdean Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 7 posts 10-22-2001 at 11:59pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete As can the Premier 12's. I have them driving Thiel CS6's
travis Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 239 posts 10-23-2001 at 05:34am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete http://www.condor-connection.org/asog/tweaks/ps/zero/story.html
outlier Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 381 posts 10-23-2001 at 12:40pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Hybrid amps may be another safe bet. I'm using a pair of Blue Circle BC2s (hybrid - 75wpc Class A, with one 6SN7 tube per amp) to drive my Audio Physic Virgos, and they seem to do a wonderful job. I believe the CEO of Blue Circle uses the same amps to drive a pair of Martin Logans (can't remember the model) that are notoriously difficult to drive. Cheers, John.