you want tubes, yet you are starting with inefficient speakers, only 86db/1w/m.
small room, won't need/allow much volume, however, the speakers are bass limited, and the bass it can do needs power, soooo you are starting out needing to spend too much of what is left on power, or, regret it later.
Or, add a self powered sub, now or soon, and wire in a way that takes the bass demand away from the tube amp/mains.
I recommend a STEREO PAIR of directional subs, if you keep that in mind, and start out with one now, ok, just don't pick a non-directional one.
bass is directional, as pointed out by others here, the overtones add to the direction/location of bass instruments.
limited budget, limited start, don't try to get too much, get good stuff to start, add good stuff bit by bit.
small room, won't need/allow much volume, however, the speakers are bass limited, and the bass it can do needs power, soooo you are starting out needing to spend too much of what is left on power, or, regret it later.
Or, add a self powered sub, now or soon, and wire in a way that takes the bass demand away from the tube amp/mains.
I recommend a STEREO PAIR of directional subs, if you keep that in mind, and start out with one now, ok, just don't pick a non-directional one.
bass is directional, as pointed out by others here, the overtones add to the direction/location of bass instruments.
limited budget, limited start, don't try to get too much, get good stuff to start, add good stuff bit by bit.