Stellar S300 power amplifier with tube preamplifier?

I have a very good tube preamplifier that I’m using with a pair of ancient Leak TL/12 Plus tube monoblocks in my basement system. The system sounds wonderful for much of the acoustic jazz that I listen to, but in louder or denser passages, the sonics can get a bit harsh and congested.

So I got thinking that perhaps a more powerful, solid state amplifier (the Leak monblocks deliver a measly 12W each) might solve the problem. To wit, I found a Stellar S300 amp here locally for a - ahem! - stellar price, and am thinking that it might fit the bill.

So, my question is for those members who’ve used tube preamps in conjunction with solid state amps: Does this move make sense - or am I being foolish?

NB - Just to forestall any worries you might have that I’m contemplating getting rid of my Leaks, I can assure you that I’m not. They’re just too damn pretty!

S300 with tube preamp = superbe!

btw, for the crowdy sound, sometime old shoe amplifier don’t go more than 2v, Modern CDs and streamers And pre amplification goes 4v, It show in the loud passage!

Or it an impedance problem, But if it sound OK when it’s not loud should not be

BhK is a tube preamp with SS amp

S300 he’s very WYSIWIG! It’s one of the first amplifier I had, That didn’t have any coloration at all it plays what it get! perfectly!

Thanks for the encouragement!