Advice on amp to pair with new Revel speakers

Anyone have any insight pairing a good integrated amp with these Revel speakers? I’m interested in Naim, McIntosh, and maybe Linn.
The closest hifi ship is over and hour away, so please help me out with any suggestions.

Budget?  The F36s are pretty easy to drive.  Any good separates or an integrated with more than 50 watts per channel should work well.  Personally, I would do a Schiit Saga or Freya preamp and Schiit Vidar amp.  The combo will set you back between $1000 and $1700 depending on the preamp.  You could also do a Schiit Ragnarok integrated for $1500 (or fully loaded with a phono preamp and dac for $1800 for a one box solution) or Freya with mono Aegirs for $2500.  

There are many other great choices, but to me Schiit is really at the peak of price v performance.  Enjoy the F36s, really a great speaker.  

Budget is about 5k.  I’m intrigued by the Shiit products but have no way to audition them.  I’d hate to drop 3k on something on word alone.  I am however trying to get something that I would be able to hookup to my tv and PS4 game system.  I love the look of the McIntosh integrated and a dealer is about an hour away.
I’d love to hear Naim and Linn products but I’d have to drive 4 hours to do so!  I’m also considering a streaming device too.

You can always return the Schiit and pay the restocking fee if you aren’t satisfied. Personally, I would not spend $5000 for an amp/preamp for the F36. Spend less and buy some room treatments and a pair of 12” rythmik subs.  If you want a DAC, the Schiit Bifrost has a remote and can handle multiple digital sources.  

There are a lot of other good choices at and below your pricepoint that you can order and return if not happy. There is no substitute for trying the components in your system. $3200 gets you a PS Audio preamp and S300 amp (call them and you will get them cheaper). For $2995 you can get the Parasound Hint 6 from Audioadvisor. Audioadvisor also stocks Rega, Musical Fidelity and Bryston integrated all at and below your budget. I would argue that all of these represent a better value than McIntosh, which IMHO are overpriced.

Fortunately, I still have an old Velodyne 10” sub that sounds great!  The Naim products look awesome but I’m wondering if they aren’t overpriced like the McIntosh might be.  I absolutely love the Naim Uniti Star.... all the features and connectivity.  However, I’m concerned over the onboard amp and being enough output power.  The Naim 250 DR amp is something I like just about more than anything. But oh so pricey !!