Would You Rather Own A Good SET Amp, Or A Great Push Pull Amp?

@ghdprentice + 1 - For me, I care a lot more about how I enjoy the sound than how it got to sound that way. 

I have a great SE 46 amp and several great PP amps.  I prefer each of the PP over the SE.

I’ve had both, including a 75 watt Allnic amp that supports switching from SET to PP. I’ve a large sound treated listening space. With my Tannoy speakers and Studer open RTR, I prefer PP. Stronger bass, deeper soundstage, more dynamism, and greater low volume detail were observed with PP. 

I owned both PP & SET tube amps over the last almost 40 years w/ several different speakers in different rooms. There’s no hard & fast rules about any of them but the midrange detail & realism of a good SET amp is tough to beat at lower to maybe moderate volumes even w/ high sensitivity speakers. They do run out of gas quickly though when pushed at all & the distortion increases rapidly beyond their power rating or even sometimes that their rated power. They have no real “headroom “ . I have landed on PO amps for that reason as I enjoy loud volumes at times & have a big room. 

Good DH/SET...

Been using OK/inexpensive DH/SET 2A3 mono blocks for 20+ years (tubes used sell for way more than the amps) and used an Audion DH/SET 300B prior to the 2A3 amps.

I use vintage wide band drivers/speakers without added tweeters/subs and that's enough for me.

DeKay