Best Speaker for 300B

D-K, aren't your Reynauds a minimal cross-over design? I seem to remember Reynaud producing some models (yrs ago) without a standard cross-over... I don't remember the model, but these speakers were being driven by the Audions.
BTW, I also remember the Audions producing fine tunes driving a pair of Lowther-loaded speakers. Great machines!

Greg: I do not understand the crossover design (though it was just explained to me no less than two weeks ago by Randy Bankert @ O.S. Services, the US rep of Audion:-). It has been redesigned from the original monitor version that they first came out with and I seemed to get that it either has two crossovers (or two voice coils?) for the low driver (I may have misunderstood). The Silver Night itself does not have the typical mushy sound of many 300B SET's and is very quick and dynamic. It also is not rolled off at the frequency extremes. Even the power supply seems to be a bit different as various power cords have very little effect on the sound, but the unit weighs in at around 18 lb, so the power supply is obviously not some massive thing. The only mismatch that I have found with the amp are the JJ 300B tubes, which take dynamics and linearity to an extreme with this particular design. It is much better off with the Svetlana or WE type of 300B sound. I am certain that either Reynaud and or O.S. Services would be happy to explain the design to anyone that is interested. O.S. reps both Reynaud and Audion in the US, however I came to owning both lines independently of each other through trial and error.

Indeed, D-K, the Silver Nights I auditioned driving the Lowthers were wearing WE 300b's. What impressed me the most was the transient attack -- on classical, mind you ("Pictures at an Exhibition" (Giulini), I still remember)!
Anyway, this was at a Hi-end show, and Mr Reynaud was lecturing about the minimal effect of his crossovers on current supplied to his speaker units... hence my question.

Cheers!