Solid state amp recommendations for Maggies?

there are many many solid state amps that can deliver strong, ample current into low impedance loads - which is what is needed to drive maggies to appreciable volumes

maggies are also quite revealing so the input signal and power needs to be very pure, or else the maggies (like many very transparent speakers) will play the bad sound for you to hear, not smooth it over

so, the key is to get a powerful well built high current delivery amp (in all likelihood solid state) that sounds super clean super pure - there are still many out there that meet both criteria, but they are fairly expensive

I would take a look into Audionet,some of best solid state amps available

McIntosh, the 600 watt per channel beast. I don’t remember the model number, but @g_nakamoto has one. MC2600 - killer!

Save your $$$  check out Ava HiFi in Minnesota  The Maggies need good power and Frank Van Alstine is located close to the Magnepan factory his gear will make those panels sing and it will not ruin your pocket book

there are various tiers of ss class a/ab amps that work well with maggies... all sound very good, drive them just fine, deliver the needed current reserve, some are sonically subtly better, more refined powerful better imaging and space

high value/low cost (below 2 grand) -- ava, odyssey, usher (pass design), unmodded older mccormacks, older primare class a/b

middle tier (2-4 grand) -- hegel, belles, modded smc/mccormack, naim, exposure, new bryston

upper (above 4 grand) -- many here... from pass, psa/bhk, para/jc’s, good krells/levinsons (gotta know which ones to avoid like plague), gryphon, vin rossi and so on

there are others for sure, the above is what i know of, have, have heard at length