Ked, you argue:
"My point is, I prefer speakers where the 2a3 type amps sounds better, or whole loads of watts of SS sounds better. The speaker on which the KT valves sound better than the 2a3 (there are many) is either not the right speaker or does not have the right SS amplification."
So by a priori defined dogma you think that 2A3 type amps must sound better than KT type amps, and thus if they don't, something must be wrong with the speaker, the matching of the speaker, or the SS amplification for that speaker rather than the KT type amp used on it?
This is the backward logic of dogmatism. I prefer following empirical evidence instead of preconceived dogma.
You said:
"I just find all systems driven with KT valves meh."
As others have pointed out, KT150 tubes are a different ballgame than other KT tubes. And yes, I have heard KT150 type amps that in some respects sounded less good on my speakers than my 2A3 amps. It is all about implementation, not just the tube itself (as for the quality of 2A3 implementation in my previous amps, I have commented above).