Accuphase vs Luxman

I wonder if you ever tried tubes: (preamp, and/or amp) with those very efficient speakers. 

I bet my Little Luxman Integrated SQ-N150 (10 wpc at 6 ohms) would sound great with those speakers. When I bought it, I drove my Main System's Horns/15" woofer (similar efficiency to yours) with it for a while, but it's purpose is to let me use tubes in my small office without too much heat.

https://www.luxman.com/product/detail.php?id=33

Live close enough to have me bring it by, I'm in Plainfield, NJ, 07062

I just watched this youtube where the presenter (whom I like) uses Klipsch speakers and loves this low tube integrated.

Analog Ethos AE1-C single-ended, integrated tube amplifier

Sorry, I don't know how to make the youtube that I have already watched start at the beginning here.

Luxman sounds like Luxman looks, shiny and technical. I would recommend sticking with Accuphase. Lots of people like the Luxman sound but has a very attenuated midrange and so does not have good rhythm and pace. Technically it is very detailed though. I have listened to several of there amps and integrated, and that is their house sound. 

I appreciate the comments.  Like I said,  I'm just curious and love audio.  I had my McIntosh MA12000 integrated 350 wpc - overkill with my LaScalas yes but I did enjoy the tubes upfront.  But my Accuphase sounds pretty spectacular and there's better control and grip in the bass I thunk because of the high damping factor? And these Accuphase components are absolutely gorgeous to say the least! My LaScalas are just as intoxicating. Is this my endgame system? I can't answer this with certainty because things evolve and we change.