Spatial Audio speakers sound best with Solid state or tube amps. If so, which models?

A pair of Silverline SR 11s' driven by  an AR SP14, Mark Levinson No. 311, and a Velodyne Digital Drive 10. Bought the SR 11s' here on AG, and got stiffed by the seller. Didn't have a system to test them with when they first came in, and didn't have for 6 months. Hooked them up and discovered a blown woofer. Tried to reconcile with the seller, but all I got was "They were working perfectly when I shipped them." So I bit the bullet and rebuilt them with replacement drivers and crossovers from Maddisound. Then, I started reading to reviews on the Spatial Audios, and they seem a perfect match for a 35 watt tube amp I have that I just love. Yes, i know it's madness.....but the perfect sound is just around the corner.....and now there are reasonably priced class D amps that show promise, especially with the Spatial Audios.....

MMG's go below 3 ohms at times, never run Maggies without a amp rated for 2 ohms.

peporter- nice gear!. One of the attractive qualities of the Spatials is the sensitivity. Seems to be a lot more choices for amps. I'm gonna try something different. Maybe tubes, or the new amp coming out from Schiit. Another good quality is how O/B interacts in my room. It's 11X12X9, not ideal dimension wise, but it is dedicated. The bass on these speakers is incredible. Nothing like I've heard before. Hard to describe. Not deep, but very detailed.
Sorry to hear about you getting stiffed. I've been fortunate.

Spatial has just come out with a new model M3 Triode Master. It was designed for low powered Tube Amps.

I just recently bought a pair of the Triodes.

I'm still dialing them in, and have tried a few different amps.
A pair of DIY 40watt KT88 based tube monos, Naim 5i 50watt integrated SS, and the a tuned PrimaLuna.

the Monoblocks made the highs and mids sound the best of th three,but at the expense of the bass. The Naim did well, but really lacked headroom and broad dynamics and momentum. Remember, a 50 watt Naim is more akin to a respectable 100 watt Sony/Yamaha/Pioneer.

iMO, this Triode model may not be as easy to drive as once thought. I mean, there are 2 large 15" cones with an additional compressed driver on the upper cone for the upper frequencies. So I think, naturally, they will need enough power to push those big drivers.

the PrimaLuna Dialogue HP Premium with stock PrimaLuna EL-34s and 12AU7s, on the other hand, manhandled the Triodes from top to bottom. I just need to upgrade the stock tubes to get where I want