I agree with Dcstep. Consider stepping up to a larger amp that fits your listening needs...whatever that is.
My Haydn Grand (used in HT) is powered by Musical Fidelity A308CR dual mono power amplifier...it is a killer. It's rated at 250 watts per channel, and can deliver blockbusting current, high voltage and, at the same time, it has incredibly low distortion over a very wide bandwidth and loading range.
Great match and synergy. The mid bass, imaging, and sound stage I get out of those speakers are hard to beat.
Ayre V-5xe delivers 150 watts to 8ohms. I audition this amp with totem monitors and vandersteen Quatro. Open and Airy. Very dynamic.
VTL - ST 185 tube amp audition with Totem loudspeakers. Another great amp that is warm, neutral, and transparent.
McIntosh MC252 would also be on the list. The MC252 Stereo Power Amplifier delivers lots of clean power. Auditioned with Focal 1037.
That should get you started.
My Haydn Grand (used in HT) is powered by Musical Fidelity A308CR dual mono power amplifier...it is a killer. It's rated at 250 watts per channel, and can deliver blockbusting current, high voltage and, at the same time, it has incredibly low distortion over a very wide bandwidth and loading range.
Great match and synergy. The mid bass, imaging, and sound stage I get out of those speakers are hard to beat.
Ayre V-5xe delivers 150 watts to 8ohms. I audition this amp with totem monitors and vandersteen Quatro. Open and Airy. Very dynamic.
VTL - ST 185 tube amp audition with Totem loudspeakers. Another great amp that is warm, neutral, and transparent.
McIntosh MC252 would also be on the list. The MC252 Stereo Power Amplifier delivers lots of clean power. Auditioned with Focal 1037.
That should get you started.