Tube Amps for Coincident Super Eclipse

These are all good suggestions and I would add the Pathos twin Towers to this list(a Sam Tellig favorite). It is 35watts and has the most wonderful presence. I have owned several of the amps listed and this is my personal favorite in this price range. You can occasionally find one used in your price range.

I use a set of Rogue 120 with Coincident.Very good match.The Atmasphere Mk 60 are fantastic with the Super Eclipse.

I personally would contact Israel Blume and take his advice. I own the Atma-Sphere M60 Mk. II's and love them but do not own Coincident speakers. My amps are paired with N.E.A.R. 50Me II speakers. God bless.

Israel uses Manley 300 retros.Give him a call i am sure he can help.

Atma-Sphere MA-1's are fabulous with the Super Eclipses. They're way more money than you mentioned as your budget--even used. But, hey, I thought I'd mention them anyway.

To me the 'Super E's' sound better with much more power than lots of folks tend to use. My room and music tastes (large orchestral) seem to demand more power than others need. It's great to see that many people are recommending the ARC VT-100 (100 watts, class A/B1).

The Cary SLAM-100's (95 push/pull triode mode watts, class A/165 tetrode A/B) are also really, really nice with the Super Eclipses.

The Cary SLAM-100's sound big and powerful; yet open, detailed and musical. They can be switched between triode and tetrode mode on the fly, have 8 and 4 ohm switches, and have bias ports and pots for each phase (1 push, 1 pull) per channel to minimize cross-over notch distortion and allows for using four matched pairs instead of two matched quads of output tubes. SLAM-100's can be acquired for $3000 used.