Please recommend amp or integrated for Polk LSI 15


Downsizing my entire system and picked up a BN
pair of Polk LSI 15's locally to hold me over for awhile
and am pretty shocked & pleased at how musical they are!
My delima is that while I now have the perfect
amp & pre amp (Wyred4sound & PS Audio)I am selling
them as well as part of the downsize.
So, knowing they love power, does anyone have experience
with a good matching amp or integrated? (preferred)
Would like to keep it under or around ~$1k plus or minus.
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Thanks again for the replies, but it looks like I
am going to keep my Wyred amp & PS pre for the LSI's
as it is magical. I'll try to cut some corners
somewhere else.

Thanks again!
Hello Friend,

I'm currently running LSi series (9's and 15's), and I discovered they LOVE Yamaha equipment! ! ! Initially I was dissapointed, because my heart believes my Parasound can make 'everything' sound great, but isn't the case with the LSi's. I've several comments about the LSi series being "too laid back." Perhaps, that's why the seem livelier with Yamaha equipment (historically, Yamaha's are very 'forward' (emphasize Highs and Mids). Add that to Polks and . . . . . more livelier/balanced LSi speakers. This is the 'kicker.' I am currently running a Yamaha RX-Z1 (reciever/integrated amp). That worked great, BUT . . . honestly, it's a gloriified pre-amp with my old&faithful M-80 (Vintage Yamaha am - originally was a C-80 pre-amp/M-80 amp combination). As I said, I was using my Parasound initially, but . . . .like Krell, the low-end was emphasized more. A very long-winded way of saying/recommending finding a higher-end Yamaha power source (hint: the M-80 is 250wpc, and wasn't a 'slouch' by any means, back-in-it's-day) AND it still sounds great (If interested - there is more to the M-80. I tweaked on it, changed the connecting post, etc)
Thanks Kirklin! Cannot find one at moment. I ended up selling
my amp afterall, and am looking hard & heavy now. I am
considering one of the Xindak or monster Jungson integrated
amps.( Jungson DA200 or CA 280) Anyone heard one of those??
Hello,

I had the LSi 9's for several years and went through many integrated's including NAD 320BEE, SimAudio i-5080 (basically an i-3) and a Krell 400xi. I found the Krell worked the best. It was a very smooth presentation; I thought the SimAudio was a little lean with the LSi 15's when I borrowed those for a period of time. The bass seemed a little bloated; with the Krell this changed as did inner detail and soundstage.
Hi Lush,

Thanks! I wish you had got to me before as I Alllllmost
pulled the trigger on that one a couple of times. But
I took a chance today and ordered a BN Jungson DA 200IA
200 W/PC integrated. We'll see what it does, but could not
help try it for the price. It will be here
Friday. Wish me luck!

Bob