Who's using Harbeth with tubes, what speaker model and how many watts per channel?

I've used Harbeth 40.1's with the following tube amps:

• McIntosh MC275 MKV - 75 WPC (good synergy)
• VAC Ren. 30/30 MK3 - 32 WPC (love this amp, but could have benefitted from more power)
• VAC Ren. 70/70 Sig - 68 WPC (great amp, great synergy)
• VAC PHI 200 (powerful bass, but lacks transparency and air)
• Music Reference RM9 MK2 - 125 WPC (great match and added flexibility to use variety of power tubes to tailor  sound... I preferred KT88's with 40.1's)

I recently sold my trusty 40.1's for the 40.2 Anni's and continue to use the Music Reference RM9 MK2 with RAM EL34 tubes... sounds really good!!!  I have no intention of changing this amp... it's a classic and a great value on the used market when they come available.

I also owned a pair of SHL5's for a brief spell and powered them with the VAC 70/70 Sig (68wpc).   Not surprisingly, the SHL5's just don't sound nearly as impressive as the 40.1's and 40.2 Anniversaries to my ears.

I've tried a few solid state amps with the 40.1's and was not as impressed with the sound quality as I've been with the tube amps mentioned above.

I had the Harbeth SuperHL5+ driven by Conrad Johnson Premier 12 amps and CJ Premier 16LS2 pre-amp.

Gorgeous sound.   Rich and organic, but controlled and punchy from top to bottom.

Excellent gentlemen, thank you very much.