Thiel 2.3 / Musical Fidelity A3cr Power Amp ?


Does this amp have enough power to drive these speakers? I dont want to purchase this amp if it can't supply enough juice to deliver impact. I listen to all kinds of music from jazz, rock, techno to classical.

thanks for your oppinion.
mhubbard
A300cr is 300 watts (or so) vs. A3cr 120 watts. Stereophile only gave it a "B" however.
I have 2.3's that I power with the MF A308cr separates, an upgrade of 450W>4 ohms from the MF A308 Integrated I had for about 5 months, rated at 300W>4 ohms. I had to do the upgrade; no matter what I listened to, classical to jazz to rock to electronica to whatever, the ease and fluidity of this combination made me constantly want a little more volume. By the time it'd get where I wanted it, peaks would cause the A308 Integrated to break up with a very loud TICK sound from one or both channels. I have to have music loud enough to cause a physical reaction from me to really submerse myself in it, and it took more than the Integrated's 300 watts to do it. But I have to tell you -- the combo of the MF A308cr separates and the 2.3's (with my Velodyne HGS-II 12" sub) is a remarkable experience to listen to, no matter the genre. If you get enough juice to your 2.3's, they can and will improve the quality of your life!