Difference in Using Mono-blocs with Maggie 20.7's

I did not necessarily mean Mc mono-blocks.  

I have a wide variety of music taste.  I have a vast LP collection; large CD collection.  My turntable is a Linn with most of current components.  I have a Mc MVP 891 that I had upgraded with special caps etc.  My room is treated to my satisfaction with a combination of art and sound absorbing material.  Most of what I know I learned from people like you on this sight.  Much more to go.

I seek an observable improvement of sound to my liking to in just about any genre.

My next big improvement to my system will be to invest in speakers in about the $50 to $60K range.  And, I would definitely want mono-blocs for them.  My estimate of range of cost came from Paul McGowan's book on sounds systems.  He suggests 40 to 50% of the total value of your system be invested in speakers.  I have found him to be a reliable source of information.   

Thanks peoples.  ghdprentice, (or anyone else) what would be your idea of a brand change that would produce a noticeable difference in terms of mono-blocs that are not McIntosh? and, why, of course.

russ69

Why do you think I’d like the Parasound JC1’s? I looked at them briefly.  Nice price point.  What have you heard them drive?

jjss49

I can see why you would say that.  Right now I'm looking for feedback on the differences mono's might have on my existing speakers.  As I said, I love my 20.7's.  They put out sound quality beyond their price.  If I'm convinced the mono amp is the route to I'm sure I'll enjoy my Maggie 20.7's for a few more years, then upgrade to a more expensive speaker.  Not too many studios around to hear great speaker anymore.  Must travel a lot.  Axpona would be the ideal scene.  I know they have a show coming up. 

ghdprentice

Thanks for the great leads!