This is for Georgehifi especially but others can chime in.

This is for Georgehifi especially but others can chime in.

Trust me, you would have received a response from Georgehifi regardless of whether or not the post is especially for him. :)

Just injecting a little humor :) No doubt about it that @georgehifi  is a rather knowledgeable go-to person on the forum.  

This should pair well with C1 and is Danish too.

http://www.audioshark.org/gryphon-audio-206/gryphon-diablo-120-review-13089.html

Power, current and can go low to 2ohm. 

Surprisingly a Schiit Vidar or two was not suggested.... slipping...

We have tested the Devialet vs the T+A electronics and the T+A just killed the Devialet, we also tested the T+A vs Thrax, MBL, Krell, Boulder and a few other major electronics lines. 

Musifx tested the T+A vs the Pass to drive a set of WIlson'sand again chose the T+A.

T+A makes two series of products that will both easily drive a set of Dynaudio C1. 

They have the HV series which offers 2 intergrated amplifiers the PA 3000 at $18k and the upgraded PA 3100 at $21k.These are both massively powerful 300 watt into 8ohm, 500 watt 4 ohm integrated amplifiers. 

They also have the $11k PA 2500R which is a 140 watt integrated, however, the unit keeps on going down to a staggering 580 watts into a 2ohm load. 

To give you some persepective: T+A is the largest high end manufacturer in Germany with a full time staff of 110 people, with 14 full time engineers.
Burmester is 10 people, along with a few of the others.

T+A makes everything themselves, and use proprietary technology in this case HV. HV stands for High Voltage, T+A discovered that when you run solid state devices at high voltages the sound becomes much smoother and more natural, like a tube. 

The PA 3000 HV integrated was compared to $120k worth of CH Precision separates in the Absolute Sound and Alan Taffel found he was having difficutly hearing any major difference

.http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/ta-pa-3000-hv-and-mp-3000-hv/

In Positive Feedback, a PA 3100HV was compared to a $45k D'agastino and was again found to be as good. 

https://positive-feedback.com/reviews/hardware-reviews/ta-elektroakustik-3100-hv-pdp-3000-hv-sacdcd-...

The sound of the T+A is natural, smooth, with a huge soundstage, deep propulsive bass, with fantastic balance of information retrival with liquidity, plus punch. 

Build quality is fantastic, and the gear is built to last  a lifetime.

If you are on the East Coast, you should come in and take a listen.

Dave and Troy
Audio Doctor NJ