Well, I can not help you with the preamp and amp you have suggested. However, I can let you know what I have used both previously as well as currently with my EgglestonWorks Andra II speakers.
I used to use a (solid state) Ayre K-1xe (full function) preamp with a pair of (hybrid) Lamm M2.2 (220 wpc) monoblock amps. (FYI: I should state I like to run my system fully balanced, from my phono cartridge to my amps.) The sound was very good. The imaging and soundstaging was quite good. The bass response was great, (both deep and tight). The mid-range was very good. The treble was slightly dark, although substituting some NOS 6922 tubes (there is one per amp) helped here. All in all, it was a very good sounding system.
Then a friend sold me a great phono preamp, (an ASR Basis Exclusive 2010 gold board version), for a great price. So, I figured it was a good time to sell the full function Ayre, and buy a line stage preamp. Since I liked the hybrid Lamm amps, I thought I would try a hybrid preamp. Luckily, I found a lightly used VTL TL-6.5 Signature preamp for a good price. This preamp combination was a step up over the Ayre, especially in the phono stage area. The background was still as deep and dark as the Ayre, but the soundstaging and imaging was even better. The frequency response was flat and well extended, similar to, and slightly better, than the Ayre.
Shortly thereafter one of my Lamms died, (after "only" ten years, which was annoying, but I was the 2nd owner, so "oh well"), so I started looking for a new amp. My friend, (the same one I mentioned earlier), had previously auditioned half a dozen amps with me there over a few years, but the one I always remembered was the VAC Phi 300.1 (150 wpc) stereo tube amp. Luckily I found one for a great price, (although I had to have it shipped from Canada, but the exchange rate at the time was 72 cents on the dollar - hence the great price!). Anyway, the sound is incredible. The sound staging and imaging is the best I have ever heard. The bass is very good, (especially so for a tube amp), but not the very best, but close enough. The mid-range is almost liquid like, it is so good, (again, the best I have ever heard). And the treble is very well extended and refined, (and yes, once again, the best I have ever heard). The only downside to the amp, apart from merely "very good" bass response, is buying tubes for it. (It takes 8 KT88 power tubes and four 6SN7 tubes, so it costs several hundred dollars to retube it every few years.). And since you runs subs with yours, the bass response is not much of a consideration.
Anyway, that is my two cents worth.
Good luck in your search.
