Meyer Sound

Meyer makes a large array of professionally oriented products. Their studio line are powered monitors and would not work with you tube amp.

well, HD-1 monitor deserves attention, although can't be driven with any external amp. All you need is just a preamp and if you have tube balanced one, I believe you'll achieve a high quality performance but not cheap though

Just two nights ago, I heard the SF Jazz Collective at the new Miner Auditorium in SF, which has a Meyer system, and I could not believe how good it sounded (once the tech on the board dialed it in). Meyer systems consistently produce the best concert sound I've ever heard. Don't know about their in-home gear but I'd guess it sounds pretty great, too.

Depending on room and budget, on the top of the pyramid is the
X10

Wrm57 +1 Meyer also did the reinforcement for Yoshi's in Oakland. When the Meyer folks dialed their system in, the sound in that room was simply stunning in almost every seat.

Currently, the best sound in that room is close to the stage or along the middle of the back wall. This is in no part an issue with the Meyer system but rather a generation of hack sound people who do not understand the concept of reinforcing the venue and not simply their seat. That said my blood is up and I will stop the rant.

Meyer produces an extensive line of exceptional products. Sound reinforcement is a different animal. If they make something to fit your needs they would be the people to ask.

Would *love* to hear the Bluehorn system. 
Could only afford it with deep discount.
But we can drool and dream.. :)

Steely Dan's Becker and Fagan were into Meyer speakers and mentioned them here and there.