Options matching 15 ohm LS3/5A to amps?


I've a pair of Rogers LS3/5A 15 ohm speakers. Lately I've been thinking of downsizing my system by replacing my cj MV50/Prem 14 combination with an integrated tube amplifier.

Problem is, most integrated amps I've been checking out on Audigon have only 4 ohm and 8 ohm spkr outputs (the MV50 has 4,8,16 ohm options). I'm assuming I'd use 8 ohm for the Rogers if 16 ohm s isn't available—is this going to be an issue? All suggestions would be very much appreciated.

Thanks and happy holidays!
violaguy
I have a Bell tube integrated(20 watts) that is very nice driving Meadowlark Heron i.It has 16 ohm taps and 8 ohm and it drove a stacked pair of ESL 57 with no effort. Try and find some vintage tube gear such as this.Mine still has the original RCA 6V6 and Tele 12ax7 tubes from 1961.Am I lucky or do they just not make them like they used to?
it shouldn't be an issue...the rogers e40 integrated drives the 15 ohm speakers just fine, and through the 8ohm taps
Your speakers will work fine off an 8 ohm tap.

Try the Rogue Cronus, it is an outstanding integrated, built in Pennsylvania, I believe retail is $1795. Read the rave review at six moons. I've heard it, and I have the larger Rogue stuff on my Stirling LS3/5a's - it's a marriage made in heaven.