Keith, my post was in light of Tater's specific question: Dynaudio + ARC VT100.
You may be correct regarding VTL 450s, I have no experience with those amps. Maybe they can push enough current into the Dynaudio's average 3 ohm impedance in the bass to make them come alive.
I did not mean to imply that tube amps are built this way or that way. I have been an user of tube amps for the past 25 years, I love tubes.
I would say a minimum of 200 clean, solid state Watts is the basic requirement for driving properly those speakers, unless Tater listens at background music levels.
You may be correct regarding VTL 450s, I have no experience with those amps. Maybe they can push enough current into the Dynaudio's average 3 ohm impedance in the bass to make them come alive.
I did not mean to imply that tube amps are built this way or that way. I have been an user of tube amps for the past 25 years, I love tubes.
I would say a minimum of 200 clean, solid state Watts is the basic requirement for driving properly those speakers, unless Tater listens at background music levels.