Recommend Higher Power SET Amp


I am searching for a new amp. I own the Coincident Super Eclipse speakers (92db sensitive, nominal 14ohm, minimum 10ohm), so accomodating a tube amp should be easy. My pre-amp is a Rogue 99. I borrowed an Antique Sound Labs KT88 based single ended pentode amp (15 watts) which convinced me single ended tubes are the way to go. Only problem was, although the ASL amp provided enough power for 90% of my listening (mostly classical and jazz, with some pop/rock), at times I like to turn it up a little, or listem to some large scale orchestral pieces (Mahler, Bruckner, R., Strauss) at more realistic levels. The speakers don't mind a bit (having used a 100 watt SS amp at times), but the ASL ran out of gas.

So, the question is, can you tube afficianados recommend some single ended tube amplifiers with ratings over 30 watts per side? I know of the Cary 805 monos, but I'm looking for something more affordable. All brands welcome to apply. Thanks in advance for any ideas!
seldenr
Cary's LX 20 series are excelent. I've got the SEI integrated and have modified it with infini bypass and coupling caps. It's only 20 watts but sounds quite powerful with my Gallo references at 88 db sensitivity at 8 ohms. The better caps improved the subjective power dramatically. The monoblocks have twice the power supply and would be that much better for it even at the same wattage. The only caveat with the LX20s is the KR 300BXLS tube do burn out unexpectedly and KR stopped honoring the warranties, screwing alot of ustomers and Cary as well. Cary had to discontinue the product but they're still available used. I'm just taking reciept on a pair of KR T100 tubes that are a pair of 300Bs in a single tube, offering 25 watts with the possiblity of maybe never burning out because of the improved plate dissipation. Cary gave me a good deal on them and says they're the best 300B type they've heard.

Improving other ancilaries like power cords and cables can also make remarkable differences in subjective sense of power ala clarity and weight of bass, etc.. I'm a big fan of Mapleshade products.
I own a Bel Canto SET40 which is a single ended triode using the 845 output tube. It's rated at 37wpc. It is a great sounding amp. I use them to drive my Vonschweikert VR-7's.
The SET40 is zero feedback design with only 2 stages.
The SET80 is a parallel with 2 845's per side.
mike
KR Audio Antares is an exceptional value at 25wpc it will drive many efficient speakers. It is a great amp
Slawney, I do not think that Dr. Kron is affiliated with Vaic anymore.
I have spoken to the German importer of Kron amps:
www.blackforestaudio.de, they have also an English website.
According to Mr. Kuehn, Dr. Kron has nothing to do with Vaic anymore.
So the initial poster should definitely look into the Double Kronzilla SET amps. These amps with 80 watts per chanel really have "balls". And if you read that it takes about 120 man-hours to build one tube and that Bohemian glass blowers are used to blow the glass body of these tubes, you know that this amp has no equal.

(BTW, I am not affiliated with Kron Enterprises or Balckforestaudio)