Thiel 3.6 s and amplifier choices

I have the Thiel CS6's and run them with a Krell FPB-300. The Thiels are so much faster, cleaner, and tighter than a PS Audio 200 (?) Delta I was driving them with. I think the more power, the more Thiels come to life. They are probably a 4 ohm load also which is a consideration. I would also go to an amp that will take a balanced interconnect.

I once owned 3.6s and loved them. I made a huge mistake in selling them. The main requirement is a fairly powerful high current amplifier that will comfortably handle a 2 to 3 ohm load. Thiel often recommends Classe, though I personally have never heard the conbination. Krell would also be an excellent choice as noted above. Before making a final decision, you should speak directly with the amplifier manufacturer and obtain definite information about the ability of their product to drive such a difficult load.

I had the Thiel 3.6's for 3 years. I chased every possible tweek, from interconnects, speaker cables, to cones, supports, etc. I never could get them to really sing until I replaced my Levinson 27.5 with a Levinson 332. The difference really made me look at all the time I had wasted chasing the holy grail for good sound with upgrades that brought be no closer to what I was looking for. Looking back now, the higher power is an absolute must with the 3.6's if you really want them to sing.