Luxman LX-380 or L-505Z (or CHoco EMEI)

@billynine  I have a Luxman 550AXII reportedly 20WPC powering a pair of Volti Razz. (somewhere between 93 and 95 DB sensitivity depending on who you ask)

The Luxman sounds and feels like it has gobs of power, plays everything with an ease and authority. There is a tubelike sweetness to the sound as well. For my set up I don't feel that there's a lack of current to drive my Volti's. I have read many times that Luxman under reports their power stats, and I can believe it. 

Previously my Volti's were hooked up to a Cary SLI80HS, very good sound, sweet and full. However compared to the Luxman, lacking in weight and dynamics. 

I tend to agree with @glennewdick maybe the class A options from Luxman would be a good match, there is a more powerful Luxman Class A in the 590AXII. 

i think a class ab luxman would do well with the harbeth c7

the choco is a scaled down kinki ex m1, and that amp is terrific with harbeths, it grips the low end powerfully and wakes up the somewhat reticent upper registers with a lovely sheen and silky airiness

when i had harbeths (mon 40, hl5, c7) i found that they love pure and powerful, grippy solid state -- hegels did wonders as did better musical fidelity, classe and of course, the kinki, which is a wonderful high performance exceptionally high value integrated

Thanks for the input and suggestions on class A amps. I will be able to demo the L-505 and LX-380, but not sure the 550 is available. The 590 is available near me, but outta my budget. @glennewdick - yeah - the vintage look of the 380 with tubes has my heart.

@jjss49 , glad to hear about the recommendation on the Kinki, Alvin Chee suggested the same thing. Good to know you've listened to it when you had Harbeth speakers. The c7s were hooked up to a big Krell amp when I demo'd them and the bass was amazing, so I have no doubt they like the current.