Is the EPI 100 an 8ohm load?

Sure. I find it very balanced with a tweeter easy to listen to. I have re-foamed the woofers as that part doesn't age well. I had some growing up and got a great offer ($45 pair) that I couldn't pass up. They play well with vintage electronics. I hope you have a chance to hear them.

Mt10425 - what's your opinion of that speaker, if you don't mind my asking?

Loose- I know. I also tried them with my 10 watt tube amp just to hear how they sounded. Obviously not very loud in my medium-sized room but listenable. Depending on your room size, they should work to some extent for you.

Thanks, Arh! I was on that page earlier, but didn't see the spec sheet... only the review portion.

Mt10425 - the AU D11 is 120 watts/channel, whereas the AU 666 is 38 wpc...

I think i should be fine anyway, but i'm not 100% sure. My sugden seemed to drive them just fine...before it blew a channel,that is (not from over-driving, mind you; the issue lies elsewhere).

* ohms
Link
http://www.epinions.com/specs/Epicure_EPI_100_epi

I run my EPI 100s with my Sansui AU D-11 in a second system. No problems.

Sansui AU666

Nominal impedance is 8 ohms for the EPI 100 speakers.
http://www.epinions.com/review/Epicure_EPI_100_epi/content_560423800452

The amp should easily handle the speakers imo.
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