Magnepan 20.7's & Tube Amp


Not looking for options beyond the two tube amps below.  I am only considering one of the two to drive my Magnepan 20.7's.  Would either drive the 20.7's well?  Do they provide enough bass? Is one better than the other for this application? Thanking those of you in advance who can assist me here!

PrimaLuna Dialogue Premium HP with KT150's / 88's as Monoblocks

or

Audio Research VM 220 Monoblocks

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Depends on the size of the room, type of music, and how loud you listen to your music. That said, the closest experience I have is driving 3.7 model with Cary SLM-100 @ 100wpc, in an average size room and I felt the speakers were starving for current at medium to high volumes. 
which one has more amps into 4 ohms?
This is a bit of a trick question.

The amount of current will depend entirely on how much power the amp makes into 4 ohms. If 200 watts, the current will be 7.07 amps regardless of the amplifier involved, tube or solid state.

Wendell Diller always made a point of telling me that the best he every heard that speaker was at Johnathan Valin's house using a set of our MA-2s. What we found with Maggies in general is that if you want to play the speaker with tubes, keep the speaker cables between the amp and speaker really short- over a foot is too long! Place the amp with the speaker terminals facing the speaker's terminals and install the really short speaker cables.

This is a really good place to have monoblocks :)

Anyway, this gets you the best bass. Don't worry about vibration from the speaker; the amp will see very little. Maggie owners know what I'm talking about.