Best amplifier for CLX

Also for your room size, you probably do need a pair of Descent subs to aid pressurize room and give proper foundations to most music. This will also help in making the sound fuller, as well denser.

Bvdiman: Soulution700

Yum these will drive the 1ohm loads of the CLX's nicely, just looked at these doubling wattage for each halving of impedance even down to 2ohm, means good current drive.
At idle consumes 200w each, means a good amount of Class A bias.
96kg each, has the power supply to back up the current it gives.
The only thing I don't like is the 3.7kohm input impedance, means it should be used with ss pre's only that have at a guess no more than 50ohm output impedance, eg: Krells or probably their own.
Or better still driven direct by a CDP or DAC with <50ohms output impedance that has volume controlability and forget about the preamps, as it is just 1.5v sensitivity for full output, and all CDP/DAC are over 2v these days.

Cheers George

Thanks
I should have mentioned I have the descent sub
My issue with solid state has been they seem go give the music
Especially strings and piano a "glare"
Also they are flat in sound state in comparison with bloom and micro I get
Even with cheap valve amps
Valves give more real sound stage also
I briefly had VAC amps and they were amazing

And yes your right about the roll off with valves
However it seems to me the issue is in the mid bass with SS
With the accuphase I can measure freq response
All SS have big hole between 100 to 200 hd
Thus string and voice lack natural warmth chest and wood
This seems to be issue
Any thoughts

Awsmone0, I also own a pair of ML Monoliths that have the latest vapour deposited aluminium coatings as your CLX's have.
If you have a good front end cdp go direct if you have volume on the cdp or dac, it maybe your pre that's causing the glare.
As I use big SS amps that have masses of current and my highs and mid are very detailed dynamic transparent and sweet. Your glare as you say you have is elsewhere in the system if you have good SS amps.

Cheers George