Magnepan LRS+ which amps do you use ? * 100 watts or less **

On the lower wattage / lower cost end of the spectrum, take a look at the Audio by Van Alstine SET120 power amp. It’s 60 watts into 8 ohms and doubles to 120 watts into 4 ohms…which is a good indication of the ability to supply current under load. It’s been described as a good match for the LRS by Frank Van Alstine himself after an extended test. It gets warm to hot on the left side where the output transistors are but not overly hot. You can easily keep your hand there. Depending on your room and how loud you’ll play music, it could be all you need.

No less! More. Try to get a musical fidelity m6 500i or the hegel 360 or 390.

Peachtree Gan 400.....$2500 = Magic !

300+ will be fine!

I used a Cronus with 1.6 for a while. It was fine, but more juice wouldn't hurt.

Just make sure the amp is capable to easily handle 4-ohm loads. I was using an amp that was 90 watts into 4 ohms and I was surprised at how good it sounded. It was capable of moderate listening levels with no problems, but I did notice it got very hot after a short period of listening. I've upgraded to a different amp since them.

Not many if any talk about amps at 100 or less watts 

Rogue Sphinx. Mentioned 

Yes , that's a good idea.  

Thanks 

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