Amp Upgrade for Aerial 10t's

I don't know, Rgs92. Mine image very well, but it is room and placement dependant. Once I got them about 1/3 of the room length from the front wall bass and imaging really came into focus. I agree with you about cables improving their sound. The 10t's will show the differences, if they're truly there, in any upstream change you make in your system.

Dan_ed, you may be right, as I had them only 2.5 feet from the wall. There just didn't seem to be much depth to my ears, and images were a little smaller-than-life. But I nevertheless loved them for their natural, un-hi-fi sound. They are very forgiving of even the harshest recordings, but still provided a sense of real-life, there-in-the-room presence. They also did a great job of removing digital grunge.

I still recommend a Pass X-series amp, but one problem is the heat it generates.

I also own the 10 T's, which I love. The issue with the Aerials is that the 10T's Love power, I have the Mac 2500 monster Solid state Amp(500wpc), and At times the 10T's cause the red led clip lights to blink. I would not recommend a Amp less then 250wpc. I have Jeff Rowland Mono Blocks in another room(Model 7's II-750wpc/4ohms)& I'm temped to hook them up, just to see how they handle the load! Do not underpower the 10Ts.