Sony amplification sufficient to drive GP Homes?


I have the Sony TAE-9000ES/TAN-9000ES and recently desire to upgrade the fronts to the Sonus Faber Grand Piano Home. I already have the matching Solo Homes center. I am only concerned on the Sony not being able to drive the GP Homes to optimum. Will the Sony have ample power in reserve to create a great Home Theater environment with the GP Homes?

Any feedbacks would be most appreciated.
ryder

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Hi Maineiac,

For 2-channel listening, I have the Plinius SA-100MkIII driving the SF GP Concerto which is the older model. Since the GPH require quality amplification, I guess the Sony is not up to the task and have ditched the plan of getting those speakers for my HT setup.

Thanks for responding anyway.
John_z,

That is interesting. I've never toyed around with the idea of manipulating the settings of the speakers on the processor and have always stuck to the manuals on setting them 'large' if using huge floorstanders. This suggestion has given the Sony a new lease of life in handling difficult loads. I do not have an SPL meter though but anyway guess I can adjust the volume of all speakers using the test tone of the processor. Well, looks like there is still salvation in my quest of retaining the Sony as the core amplification for HT.

Cheers and thanks to all responses.
Forgot to mention that I do have a powered sub which is mandatory for HT.

Merry Xmas to all.