What is the appropriate horsepower (wattage) for a new pair of PSB T2's?


I ended up upgrading the Imagine B's with a pair of PSB T2's. As good as the NAD c356 sounds, I think the T'2s could use some additional wattage. Any experience out there with the PSB Imagine line? Also I have a flawless pair of Imagine B's for sale.
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Technically speaking, horsepower affects top speed volume while torque has more of an effect on acceleration. This is why even a lot of solid state horsepower seems less powerful than a smaller amount of tube torque. The greater tube torque accelerates the voice coil zero to 60 much faster. Remember all the world's top speed tests where horsepower rules are run by professionals on a test track. In the real world where hardly anyone has a test pressing and no one has a mastering studio its mostly listening at normal volumes in normal rooms. Where torque is more important than horsepower.

So again I ask, why do you think horsepower matters?