I have driven a pair of Joseph Audio Rm25si Mk II's for years with a pair of Canary CA-339's, which are the References little brother at 50 push pull watts.
The Reference amps will easily drive your speakers, as long as your impedances and phase angles are fairly benign.
Peter is right. Canary amps are beasts. The proverbial iron fist in a velvet glove. I have had many amps through here over the past ten or twelve years and the Canary's are the ones that have stayed. They won out over Manley Snappers and Neo-Classic 250's, Cary Six Pacs, VAC PA-100's and VAC 30/30 Mk.III's, to name a few.
Canary deserves a far far better reputation than it has. No tube amp has run cooler and quieter and been more bullet proof in my experience.
The Reference amps will easily drive your speakers, as long as your impedances and phase angles are fairly benign.
Peter is right. Canary amps are beasts. The proverbial iron fist in a velvet glove. I have had many amps through here over the past ten or twelve years and the Canary's are the ones that have stayed. They won out over Manley Snappers and Neo-Classic 250's, Cary Six Pacs, VAC PA-100's and VAC 30/30 Mk.III's, to name a few.
Canary deserves a far far better reputation than it has. No tube amp has run cooler and quieter and been more bullet proof in my experience.