Plinius Hautonga or Hegel H360?

I have owned Harbeths(never liked them at all)currently own vintage Tannoy reds(for investment only),never had Spendors but ill agree the Plinius isnt that great with that type speaker..IMO more suited for a quicker more dynamic setup.I just thought since he knew or should know owning the Koru the "house sound" of Plinius that  it would be a better or easier move...

I spent about three hours listening to both models in a showroom with harbeth, vintage tannoy and spendor speakers. I found the plinius had etched highs that I couldn't fix. Could have been the room, the wires, my source material or the Dac but that's why I crossed it off the list. Many goners have great experiences with the plinius so take my experience as one of many to consider. 

mountainsong

Where all the power is needed on these Kef's is in the bottom end, quite broad between 2-3ohms, between 30hz to 200hz,, I be looking for amps that have good current delivery, amps with bi-polar (bjt)  output stages, before mosfet or tube.   
Look at the second last graph.
http://www.soundstage.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1298:nrc-measurements-kef-reference-1&catid=77:loudspeaker-measurements&Itemid=153

Cheers George

Does Plinius junk-source to china?

I currently own the Plinius,I would say either would be a good choice .I went with Plinius because I owned the line before and knew what I was basically getting..Hegel I have no experience with...and obviously the Koru can go as the Hautonga has a bult in phono