CJ ET3 SE Preamp for a CJ Premier 11A amp?

I have a CJ Premier 11A tube amp in my primary system and a NAD 3155 integrated SS amp in my secondary system; each amp is connected to a different set of speakers. I have also a PS Audio phono stage which I want to connect to a preamp; I presently use it without one. I want to buy a preamp that will match well with the Premier 11A but which can also be connected to the NAD amp. I therefore need a preamp with two main outputs, do I not? The theatre output/loop and the EPL1 output/loop on a CJ ET3 (SE or not) preamp, for example, cannot be used to connect to a secondary amp simply to play music from LPs or CDs. Right? I would do better with, say, a CJ Premier 17LS (SE or not) preamp which has 2 main outputs.

I am asking this because I would like to get the later model preamp (the ET3 SE) with the teflon capacitors rather than the earlier (Premier 17LS) without them. (I know that there is a 17LS SE but none is available at the moment at Audiogon.)

You might also advise me about the matching of my Premier 11A with a preamp. One critic says that the ET3 is best used with a SS amp:

“The nearest thing to a fly in the ointment is the need to be careful in choosing a good power amp to go with the ET3. Mix this in with a very warm and soft sounding tube power amp and the result could be too much of a good thing. The old classic combination of valve preamp and solid-state power amp works wonders here, and an Edge power amplifier (see next issue) made an absolutely perfect partnership.”
http://www.avguide.com/review/conrad-johnson-et3-preamp-hi-fi-75?page=1

I have also heard that ARC preamps do not match well with CJ amps. So, I have crossed them off my list. Has anyone an opinion about that? Thanks.