Main thing to worry about with a single ended design is noise in the form of hum. Push/pull amplifiers, typically, do not have this sort of problem. A quality push/pull 2a3 or el84 would work well and s/b available used in your price range.
Take a look at the Jolida 102B which is a push/pull el84 integrated amp. With some minor upgrades it is very, very good; stock it is good, too. Used prices are 425 to 575; they are extremely rare on the used market. With this kind of used price you have plenty left over for the upgrades which is basically some capacitor changes and wiring upgrades.
Another option would be to look for a quality used Dynaco ST35 that has been rebuilt/upgraded. It is an excellent push/pull el84 amplifier rated at 17.5 watts per channel.
You don't need anymore than 5 to 20 watts of QUALITY tube power for the 102db Klipsch speakers.
Take a look at the Jolida 102B which is a push/pull el84 integrated amp. With some minor upgrades it is very, very good; stock it is good, too. Used prices are 425 to 575; they are extremely rare on the used market. With this kind of used price you have plenty left over for the upgrades which is basically some capacitor changes and wiring upgrades.
Another option would be to look for a quality used Dynaco ST35 that has been rebuilt/upgraded. It is an excellent push/pull el84 amplifier rated at 17.5 watts per channel.
You don't need anymore than 5 to 20 watts of QUALITY tube power for the 102db Klipsch speakers.