Tube Amp Noise with Klipsch Cornwall II


I just bought a pair of Klipsch Cornwall IIs for my Rogue Cronus integrate amp to replace a pair Spendor S3/5 SEs. Wow - bigger speakers are amazing. BUT now there is hiss coming through both speakers which can be heard 10 feet away - at all settings, even with volume all the way down.
The tube set is:
4 KT77s - which Rogue had made
3 - Electro Harmonix 12AU7s
2 Sovtek 12AX7LPS

Can anyone suggest how to lower my amp noise floor so I can enjoy these speakers?
waukeag
Your new speakers are significantly more sensitive than your old speakers, so you're going to hear more system noise as a result.

The first step is to systematically replace the tubes in the Rogue with new tubes tested for low noise. I suggest Vintage Tube Services or Upscale Audio as sources for tubes tested for low noise.

Start with the small signal tubes. The EH and Sovtek tubes can be improved upon, and you likely will hear the results without any effort.
The horns that Klipsch used are brutally efficient/bright, and any noise upstream(like the preamp section of the integrated) will be brought out without mercy. Replace the small signal tubes with "Platinum Graded" ones from Upscale Audio, ie: the choices here- (http://www.upscaleaudio.com/12AU7ECC82_c_44.html) and (http://www.upscaleaudio.com/b12AX7ECC835751b_c_40.html) If you click on the tubes, you will be presented with the various grades available. While you're at it; upgrade to some quality NOS tubes and you'll be rewarded with a much improved presentation.
The sensitivity of the Klipsch is going to drive you crazy with tubes. There will always be noise, how much will depend on the tubes. You may be in for a lot of 'tube rolling' before you are satisfied. Your search for a quiet amp may be endless.