Recommendation Tube amp to drive Revel Studio

Vetterone,
Thank you for your response, I am having problem thinking about the Berning since it is only 70 watts and weight 10 lbs can drive the revel.

y.our best bet is to get a cj tube or ss amp....the revels need a brute of an amp to perform on those low notes...cj products go to a whole new level when used together.

I wouldn't worry about the Berning. It can drive huge sound labs speakers. It also has an A/B switch so when your changing pre-amps you can still listen to music or better yet sell your pre-amp and run and audio aero straight into the Berning.

If you don't like it you won't loose much on re-sale, they allmost sell for more than what they cost.

Forget about solid state, don't waste the money on a CJ, the berning has 4 feedback settings and a 70 watt rating that sound better then a sim w-3's 200 watts.

This is prolly equall to about 300 watts IMO as far as command of a speaker. If you have the money do some searches on the Berning here and at the asylum in the tube forums you just might be able to save yourself a few years of dissapointment.

Thats all I have to say, do search for yourself and tell me I'm wrong yes I have heard the amp ZH-270 and it was the best I've heard bar none even mega buck amps.

Why not consult Revel? Can you bi-amp those speakers? Why not put a strong, say Parasound SS amp on the "bass posts" and a more musical/accurate/refined amp on top!?! YOu'll have better dynamic ability, and you'll have the refinement with the midrange on up!
The Parasound amps used as bass amps are superb for that. they also are bi-amp friendly with level controls for each channel!
Good luck

Look at Llano Design Trinity or Phoenix tube/ss hybrid amps. They can drive anything, and soundly beat Bryston, Aragon, CJ,, Krell and others in an extensive listening test I did in the same setup.