which power amp or integrated for Totem Element Fire v2's?

I also thinking next to look at Musical Fidelity M8 series or high power module Hypex / Purifi

Have you considered tubes at all?  

not at all, nothing against tubes, completely unfamiliar with that world

and Totem recommends solid state

What have you tried to date and found lacking? Is there anything in particular that makes you think you have not found the right amplifier?

Try anyone of the Hegel integrated amplifiers!!!  

Curious as to what you found lacking in the Simaudio 400M/Totem combo?  Running 390pre/330A into Totem Forest and it works well.  

I am running my Totems with a PrimaLuna integrated. This works very well. It is pretty detailed, but still natural sounding. I love totems in small spaces… but definitely with tubes to get the most music out of them.

https://www.usaudiomart.com/details/650105803-parasound-halo-hint-6-black/

+1 @zlone  “Did not seem to match” doesn’t tell us anything so no idea in which direction you wanna go.  More specifics needed for a more meaningful recommendation. 

honestly hard to say what I find lacking , just that feeling you get when you know you have or do not have a great match

the Hegel was just a good not great amp,

same with the Sim400s

Parasound was outstanding but the preamp was coloured and cumbersome, power amp phenomenal just not a match for my speakers imo

the dealer worked at Totem and knows these speakers inside out

he recommended Mcintosh, Accuphase and Lux

he sells neither, I just ordered a demo Mcintosh MA9000 on his recommendation

as I like to move my amps around I suspect the sheer mass may be an issue, we'll see I guess

Lux and Accuphase are out for me as I have gone through repair hell in the past with units both on and off warranty

I'm hoping between the Mcintosh and a few other recommendations I'll likely try the aforementioned MF, Purifi, and possibly Rotel Michi and Technics SUr1000

what I am really hoping for is owner recommendations, does not appear this speaker model is particularly popular

I'm powering my Fire V2's with a Mac MC-312, via a PrimaLuna Evo 400 preamp.  (kinda the best of both worlds, tubes and the "upper cut" from a big class AB amp)

I had the Fire V2s and now I have the Metal V2s. I have a Jeff Rowland Continuum S2 integrated amp and I have tube separates. The Rowland amp is class d and into 4 ohms it’s 800 watts per side. My tubes amps use 2 X 6550 tubes and are about 46 watts per side. 
Both amps sound great with the Totems but have completely different presentations. If you don’t want tubes you should look into Jeff Rowland. 

thanks all, I think my search is over, dealer failed me on his promised demo but

was able to snag a mint vintage mcintosh mc402, so RME direct to amp

speakers are now in full bloom, none of my previous amps opened up these speakers like this amp and do they ever sound alive

my first world pain has now shifted to wishing on upgrade funds towards the Metals

these Fire standmounts are absolute outstanding, just silly good for their asking price,