High efficiency speakers


I am looking for medium size high efficiency speakers. How would you compare trenner & friedl RA and Devore orangutan 0/96? Any others I Should be looking at that similar or smaller footprint and can be driven sufficiently by 8w 300b SET? Thanks
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There is a nice set of reviews on high efficiency speaker done by Jack Roberts on Dagogo.com plus a full review on the Devore's which is a nice read.
The Line Magnetic 755i speakers fit the bill perfectly.
I own them for over two years and can personally attest to their affinity with the Shindo Cortese and Corton-Charlemagne amps.
Make the effort to hear them.
Tekton Lores come to mind immediately. They get great reviews and the prices are very reasonable...

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Not sure about your price point but you should add Daedalus to your list. I heard the new Muse at CAF this weekend and it was exceptional. He has a number of other medium sized floor standers that are worth a look, including the Athena. All are very high efficiency designs.

Just for the record, a 'high efficiency design' is likely going to be about 100 db or more. The Daedalus speakers are 4 ohms with a 96 db sensitivity, when you do the math that means their efficiency is 93 db, which is not high efficiency, rather it is a moderate efficiency. Despite their impedance, they are lacking severe phase angles and are thus a relatively easy load for tubes.

Here's the math:

Sensitivity is 2.83 volts at one meter, efficiency is 1 watt at one meter (into 8 ohms the two are the same). However 2.83 volts into 4 ohms works out to 2 watts. Doubling the power from 1 watt is 3 db; IOW subtract the 3 db from the 96 db figure and you have 93 db efficiency.