Tyler Acoustics Loudspeakers

Do a search here for the D2's. I believe there is a review and plenty of information if you search. I have the D4's and love them. I have not heard VS speakers. His new line is easier to drive than his previous line so you won't need a megawatt amp. His speakers to my ears sound better with tubes somewhere in the chain. I think others will agree.

Sam

Are there any tube amps you would recommend as a match with the speakers. Thanks to you and anyone else for ideas. Stephen

I haven't heard the speakers you've had and frankly am not good at the audiophilize sound descriptions - what I can say is that I purchased both the Linbrook System 2s and Taylo 7Us, which Ty discontinued in favor of his new Decade line, without hearing them and have had no regrets - they have synced well with my equipment and for me they are both very musical and non-fatiguing. The Linbrooks go litlle deeper base wise while the Taylos seem to have a slight edge in the mid-range and a little more staging (to my ears anyway) With the Linbrooks I am using Rogue Audio Cronus with Magnum upgrade; with the Taylos Iam using a Plinius 8200 MK2.Probably haven't helped you much but wanted to provide what I could - Ty is an unfront guy who you can trust to give you straight talk and excellent service

Any BAT amp will match as I have had their ss and tube amps in my system. I have used several Levinson models, Krell FPB200, Plinius SA100MkIII to name a few with good results. Amps are a matter of choice but I tend to like an amp that is more neutral than dark or bright. I tried a Bryston 4B ST once and did not like it at all. Waaaaaaaaaaay to transparent or bright for my taste.

I am thinking about amps that would work well and have been toying with the idea of either the Bel Canto 300i or the Pathos Logos which i owned years ago. Any thoughts on these two with the Tyler Decade 2 speakers or other recomendatons. Thanks to Samzx12 for your thoughts. Stephen

I know Ty took a 300i in on trade and he liked it alot.