Lamm M2.2 hybrid monoblocks should be on your list. My friend with similar musical tastes uses them with his Rockport Antares speakers.
(FYI: they do have one 6922 tube per amp, so technically they are not a "true" solid state unit, but only having one tube makes them very easy to retube. In addition, they usually are listed as a solid state amp, if the categories are either tube or solid state, with no hybrid being a third category.)
They are among the best amps I have ever heard, (regardless of being tube or solid state), and they have a rock solid, deep bass response, and are quite powerful. With that one tube, they manage to impart a sense of life to the music that most solid state amps seem to lack, IMHO.
My two cents worth.
PS He also used these same amps on his Avalon Eidolons, prior to getting the Rockport Antares. They sounded great with them too!
(FYI: they do have one 6922 tube per amp, so technically they are not a "true" solid state unit, but only having one tube makes them very easy to retube. In addition, they usually are listed as a solid state amp, if the categories are either tube or solid state, with no hybrid being a third category.)
They are among the best amps I have ever heard, (regardless of being tube or solid state), and they have a rock solid, deep bass response, and are quite powerful. With that one tube, they manage to impart a sense of life to the music that most solid state amps seem to lack, IMHO.
My two cents worth.
PS He also used these same amps on his Avalon Eidolons, prior to getting the Rockport Antares. They sounded great with them too!