Solid State Amp for Usher Be-718

I'm using a W4S ST-250 with the BE-718s with very good results. My room is 13x20x8.

Belles,McCormick DNA-1,NEW 60Watter.

Any other suggestions?

My preamp is a Pioneer VSX-1018AH, so I know I'll need more than that.

"You'll never use that much power,in your size room w/o losing your hearing.But,I understand the need for a little headroom on wattage."

You're right about that.

My Ayre V3 is working magic with the BE-718s. If you look around, you should be able to pick one up close to your price.

You'll never use that much power,in your size room w/o losing your hearing.But,I understand the need for a little headroom on wattage.

Usher recommends at least 200 watts per channel for the Be-718.

Thanks for the help.

Pass Aleph 3. 30 watts pure Class A. Glorious little amp. I don't know specs of your speakers, but it's a small room, so 30 very good watts should be enough.

Keep an eye open for the Symphonic Line RG-1 MKII/III.These will cost between $1-1.2K.An excellent amplifier,all the way round.

I think the Musical Fidelity A3CR or A3.2CR (auditioned, used in the $650-800 range) should do nicely for the BE-718 (which I have). Or, if you can still find an NHT digital amp which used to go for something like $500 new on Agon and Ebay.

Good luck,

Kenobi