Power amp help

Of those listed, I would go with the Bryston as well. Though I don't know the specs on the 3B. The 2.2s like a fair amount of power. I would not run them at anything less than 100 wpc into 8 ohms. I had the 2.2s some time ago and ran a Mark Levinson with them and really liked these speakers. For what you can get these speakers for used, they are a terrific speaker! I owned these at the same time that I had a pair of Wilson W/P 5.1 and also a pair of Wilson Duettes. The 2.2s were never embarrassed by the Wilsons.

The more good power you can give them, the better. The 2.2s can really reward you for good upstream equipment and at the same time penalize you for poor upstream components.

Thanks for your input. Speakers are 4 ohm. Bryston 3B info - 200 watts x 2 @ 4 ohms

Then assuming your room is not too large and you listening volumes are reasonable, this is probably the minimum power you would want to go with (100 wpc @ 8 ohms). I've never listened to the Thiels with Bryston, but I am sure there are many other posts of the combination.

When I had 2 2s Classe was the amp. I had great success with the CA100. 100/8 ohms, 200/4 ohms. The amp did run quite warm but that was never an issue.