Amp for Maggies 3.6R

The McCormack DNA-2 is rated at 300,600,1200 @ 8,4,2 ohms. I think the nominal impedance of the MG3.6r is just under 4 ohms. I really liked the stock DNA-2 Deluxe with the maggies for a couple of years and replaced it with a DNA-2 Gold SMc Audio revision amp. Highly recommeded. If you got the stock amp you could upgrade it at some point or find a used Rev A or better. Let me know if you need more info.

I have been through quite a few amps with the Maggies and settled on a 200 wpc, GAS Ampzilla II at the end of the day. I picked it up off ebay for $700.

Try Bryston 14B or 7B monos - they were used to voice 3.6Rs. Another alternative is a used Krell FPB 200 or 300

I've sold several InnerSound ESL amps to Maggie 3.6 owners, who've been very happy with the combination. The InnerSound does something like 600 watts into the Maggies' 4-ohm load.

The Brystons are a pretty good option, Personally I went with BAT vk500, a very good match,I have similar musical tastes. Maggies require high current not just watts. Personally I'd love to find a high current tube amp but they tend to be big money-too big for me.