need help: connect amp TO tube amp

[dhamma]

I would like to know if there is any way to connect a transistor amp with a tube amp.
I have an Usher 9000 II ( Pre main amp), it's sold in Taiwan only, and Usher CP 6311.
Sometimes I feel the sound is too clear and clean for me. Is there any way to make the sound warmer and fuller without spending so much money? Or is there a way to connect my amp with a tube amp or monoblocks, does it make sence?

 

[jcPanny]

Amp connections

If your integrated amp has pre-amp outputs (line level RCA connections) than you can connect them to any external amplifier. Tubes are usually low power and work best with efficient speakers.

 

[Seth=L]

Yes, efficient speakers. Look for at the very least mid to high 90's effiency @ 1 watt speakers to utilize a tube amplifier.

 

[Nick250]

I would like to know if there is any way to connect a transistor amp with a tube amp.
I have an Usher 9000 II ( Pre main amp), it's sold in Taiwan only, and Usher CP 6311.
Sometimes I feel the sound is too clear and clean for me. Is there any way to make the sound warmer and fuller without spending so much money? Or is there a way to connect my amp with a tube amp or monoblocks, does it make sence?

If "clear and clean" means overly bright you can experiment with toe the speakers out a few degrees. Also I would consider a couple of acoustical panels. If you are not talking about overly bright, then never mind.

Nick

 

[Nick250]

I would like to know if there is any way to connect a transistor amp with a tube amp.
I have an Usher 9000 II ( Pre main amp), it's sold in Taiwan only, and Usher CP 6311.
Sometimes I feel the sound is too clear and clean for me. Is there any way to make the sound warmer and fuller without spending so much money? Or is there a way to connect my amp with a tube amp or monoblocks, does it make sence?

If "clear and clean" means overly bright you can experiment with toeing the speakers out a few degrees. Also I would consider a couple of acoustical panels. If you are not talking about overly bright, then never mind.

Nick