Speaker for B.A.T vk-60?

Save your $$ and buy a pair of Von Schweikert VR4 later generations if you want to spend more(maybe the III OR SIGS).
Try to get them used first.

you will get a real full sonic spectrum from 20hz to the highest Frequencies your hears can perceive,transparent,big bold room filling sounds with huge soundstage and best of all they mates perfectly with tube amps!

15 watts and up,I use a tube amp with 50w of power output and it screams if you want it to be.
So the VK60 power will make them really sing and the bass ohhhhh.. those VR4 bass..!!.

2nd the audio physic Virgo reccommendation. Buy one of the Audio physic subs if you don't think there is enough deep bass. And still say under 5k. I never had a issue with my VK60 driving my Virgo's. Had that combo for 3 years.

I AGREE WITH ASTERIX.GET THE VR4.I AM USING VR6'S WITH CARY 805C,A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN.IT WOULD BE A GREAT MATCH.

Hi, 2live4u!

Try Triangle Ventis XS or, if they're too big, the Zays XS(still pretty big) or some smaller modell.
They're fantastic with tube amps, but watch out - they might be 2fast4u!

Best regards,
David.

I used to have the vk-60 monos in my system and paired them with the Genesis 300 speakers. This was an excelllent combo. You will not get "deep bass" out of the vk-60's. But when combined with the dedicated bass amp of the Genesis speakers, you wll retain the clean, warm and liquid mid-range the vk-60's provide and, generally speaking, will achieve much better bass performance than you would otherwise by triying to drive almost any other speaker full range with the vk-60's.

Another suggestion is the Dunlay SC-IVa's. The IV-a's go pretty low and have a sensity of 91db. I've heard this combo a few times and it is really nice. With Dunlay out of business you should get a great price on the IVa's. But unfortunately "size matters" and the IVa's are big.

As an aside, I traded my vk-60's for vk-150se's and I run Dunlavy SC-VI's. The low bass is excellent but I wouldn't say that my system produces "deep bass".

If deep bass is a primary objective, if I were you I would either pick a speaker that is amenable to bi-amping or one that integrates well with a sub-woofwer. You won't get deep bass out of the vk-60's.