Which tube friendly speaker?

Yes those little drivers put out bass and it is the most tonally accurate bass that i have heard.

Check out all three modelsof the OSKARS. Yes I am the distributor but do yourself a favor and reseach them at www.precide.ch before you decide. Proprietary drivers set them apart from the crowd.

Auditoriums for me too, Built for tubes, they sound great with the class Pass lab Aleph 3's too. Good sounstage, dynamic a good base, if not without a little colouration. They just sound good and make all genres of music sound good. You can buy any of the range with confidence. In fact it's instructive to listen to the range to see what better materials will do to the sound of basically the same box

Gooddomino, Auditorium's would be my top choice, at the price. The, higher more expensive are equaly great, but competition is somewhat stiffer at the $5K range.

Darqwolf - Living Voice is a great idea. Do you like the Auditorium's?
Jack

I would strongly suggest auditioning, or at least considering Living Voice speakers from GB!

Yes Chelillingworth - -I'm looking used. You've raved about the Carolina Audio speakers. Do those little drivers put out any bass?

I have had the Kestral 1 HR's with a Rogue Tempest and that was very good. I prefer the Kestrel on 1 over the 2 in temrs of coherence. The Kestrel is definately a little laid back and lacks tranparency.... but it really is one of my all time favourites and a speaker that I owned for a few years. Take a look at my system to see my new speakers which are really nice !

Are you looking for used speakers ?

The Meadowlark and the Soliloquy are both great speakers.Cannot comment on the Coincident.The Solioquy has more weight and slam.Both midranges are very good thou.I guess it will depend on your musical taste.Try to audition and see what fits.Good luck!