Purchased new speakers, need amp suggestion

If 1K is your budget, then Parasound is your best bet.

Cambridge Audio at that price level is neutral, musical, NOT class D!

Schiit Vidar or Parasound would be my choices.  

H590 is $10k not $1k. I listened to the peachtree 150 with the 1028 and really liked the combination.

 I also heard them with an Anthem 225I, still have and if interested pm me.

Hegel h590. Incredible!  Paired with atc scm40.  Has great dac 

Hegel h590. Incredible!  Paired with atc scm40.  Has great dac 

Lots of good Class D amps which would work for you in this price range, I strongly encourage them. ICEpower units, especially 5 years old or so, will add some warmth.

Otherwise you would also enjoy Parasound A21.

A year later and I still absolutely love my 300wpc Peachtree Nova 300, built-in DAC, superclean and powerful.
https://www.themasterswitch.com/peachtree-audio-nova300-review

Parasound integrated.  It is worth the money.  Bite the bullet and get something worth owning.  Surprised you purchased an Aria 936.  When I heard them I asked, "Where's the Bass."

+1 @yogiboy 

a Khartago will drive them well. 110 watts class AB, stable to 2 ohms and a 20 year warranty AND can be sent back for a myriad of upgrades. 

 i have been impressed with the monolith amps from monoprice.

The amps are built by a quality amp builder (ATI) and have very good specs. $999 gets you a class AB amp with 200 watts/8 ohms, balanced XLR inputs, a toroidal transformer, remote trigger port, THD of .03% at full power, and a SNR of better than 120db.

Plus it has a 5 year warranty. 

I am considering one myself...because it’s a whole lot of amp for the money

Sorry, I meant the Schiit Vidar is 100 wpc. The Aegir is 20 wpc, but 80 wpc as monoblocks.

If you’re looking to stay under $1K, I believe the Schiit Aegir is 100 wpc and around $800 or so, but your most likely better off going with the Parasound which has a lot more power, so you’d have plenty of headroom. 

I own a current generation Emotiva XPA-2 and have nothing but good things to say about it. It's powering my Revel F208's and I couldn't be happier. I fully understand it is a budget amp and I have no problems with that.

Honestly, $1K seems like too low of a budget for those speakers. I cringe a little as I type this but consider an Emotiva xpa-2.

The Parasound would be a great choice. I run one and am extremely please. The amp offers great flexibility and power for the price. 

I'll second the Parasound recommendation by @helomech

Here ya go!
http://odysseyaudio.com/products-khartago-stereo.html

Something with balls. The Aria 936 is not as efficient as the specs might have you believe. I'd look for a class AB amp of at least 75watts/ch RMS power. $1K is quite limiting as far as new amps go, so you might be better off with a pre-owned amp. 

You could do a lot worse than this Luxman:

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis9h4f7-luxman-m-117-stereo-power-amplifier-m117-20059-solid-state

or this Exposure:

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis9h6b6-exposure-2010s-stereo-power-amplifier-2010-s-20544-solid-state

If you must buy new, I'd get this Parasound:

https://www.audioadvisor.com/mobile/prodinfo.asp?number=PAC2250V2

^Nowhere else are you going to find a brand new amp of that quality and power for $1K. 

Rega Brio would be a good option potentially.  Congrats on the speakers