What is the best amplifier for Tannoy Kensington ?

At the moment I am driving my Kensington with Manley Neo-Classic 300B SE/PP with single-ended typology (11 watt). The sound is as full, dynamic an funky as with Snappers (100watt), but with better holography, midrange magic and transparency. It also handles complex music as symphonies and bass-heavy music as soul and rnb. Whatever the reason these 11 watts have no problem to play Kensington loud in my middle sizes living room.

Al - thanks for the explanation. You are of course right, as usual!

@ Almarg: So, is passive biamping with the same amp(s) ok?

@ Almarg: So, is passive biamping with the same amp(s) ok?

It would eliminate the concerns that have been mentioned. I have no particular opinion, though, on whether or not it would be an approach worth pursuing with this particular speaker, for someone who already has a pair of monoblock XA60.5's.

Regards,
-- Al

Well, those amps would do the job, but from what I've read over the years, bi-amping is better than bi-wiring.