I think you want something which is fast, fast, fast, while sustaining musicality.
The Simaudio can sometimes sound a little sterile, but when mixed with the cj preamp could do the trick.
Also, the BV audio is very neutral, and fast.
Belles, (Dave is one of the good guys) makes some great realtively inexpensive amps for this product.
Electrostatics have a way of depleting the current quickly, so think of output into 4 ohms while considering this.
ML will give you honest advice too.
My experience with teh Aragon is that it is wirey and thin sounding in the last two or three octaves. But personal taste here is the key. Audition all if you can and narrow it down. Two conrads may be a little too syrupy sounding.
Good luck.
Larry R. Staples
The Simaudio can sometimes sound a little sterile, but when mixed with the cj preamp could do the trick.
Also, the BV audio is very neutral, and fast.
Belles, (Dave is one of the good guys) makes some great realtively inexpensive amps for this product.
Electrostatics have a way of depleting the current quickly, so think of output into 4 ohms while considering this.
ML will give you honest advice too.
My experience with teh Aragon is that it is wirey and thin sounding in the last two or three octaves. But personal taste here is the key. Audition all if you can and narrow it down. Two conrads may be a little too syrupy sounding.
Good luck.
Larry R. Staples