Legacy Signature SE

 Recently purchased a pair of these, and so far it is full blown love. While they are not close to being broken in  ( dealer said at least 100 hours ) they sounded beautiful right out of the box.. I have been playing them at a decent volume for the most part, but I have noticed that Im not playing them as loud as prior pair.  They seem very well balanced, everything is there without calling attention. Not sure I want them to break in, loving them as is ! Also, I got the Sapele Pommele finish in Cabernet, absolutely gorgeous. Had a great experience with Mike Sastra at Audio Classics.

The volume needed to make your system sound good depends just as much on the electronics as the speakers.  The better your system, the less volume you need.

we are a long time legacy dealer , the signatures sound amazing at all levels low level performance will depend on amplifier choice 

coda and naim are great choices as they are both high current designs 

Dave and Troy

Audio intellect NJ

Legacy Naim and Coda dealers

I plan on using my Prima Luna Dialogue tube power amp. 44 watts in ultra-linear mode. Thoughts?

I decided to upgrade from my old  beloved 2-way stand mount Reference 3A MM MMC speakers last summer (still have them though). I have had many speakers and amps from flea watt tube amps and horns all the way through a progression of tube amps and cone and dome speakers, as well as, solid state amplification with  dual concentric Fyne Audio Speakers,...

I then bought a pair of Legacy Audio Signature SE's because I wanted an easy to place full range speaker for once. I also got a Coda Technologies Model 8 amp to go with an older  Pass Labs pre. The Legacy's are just very, very good. Bigger than I am used to seeing in a while but they stay. Maybe its my age, but I am really quite done with looking for the next great thing. Enjoy your new speakers. and yes they will require a long break in.

op your prima lunas will drive them however your not going to have the best bass control or dynamics

Thanks. Helpful. I do have a SS power amp, NAD C298, 340 watts per channel into 4 ohms, sitting idle (a second one is in use). Might this be a better match? Or at least worth a try? When I switched from the NAD to the PL in my existing setup, I did notice less grip on the bass, but liked the better transparency in higher frequencies. I've supplemented the existing setup with a REL sub.