Tube amp for ML Prodigy's


Does anyone have any experience or advise on a great power amp for Martin Logan Prodigy's. I started with a SF Power2 then went to a ARC VT200 which was an improvement but I still feel something is lacking. Is there an OTL that will work with these speakers? Am I beating my head against the wall here? I listen to a variety of music, Rock, acoustic, jazz, etc. etc.
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I can recommend the McIntosh MC2000 as I have used that combo with great results. Just as important (in my opinion more important)is the preamp. I'm auditioning one right now that is incredible sounding with my MC2000. It's called the Minimax and is a bargain compared to many preamps. I sold my Prodigy's last year but I really enjoyed their sound. With the right electronics (tubes) they are magical.
in reference to the first 2 posts above having previously owned the Wolcott and VTL 450 I would definitely choose the Wolcott especially for the Logan speakers based upon my experience with the ML Quest z speakers because the bass could use every bit of help it can get from the amplifier especially for bass control and bass definition. The Wolcott definitely has better bass control and definition, much better actually. I would prefer the Wolcott on the Martin Logan speakers definitely.
I heard the prodigy with Krell 600 and preamp,conrad
johnson ($15,000),wadia cd, cardas cable, this sound
relly good, The VTL wotans monoblock is the best,
I heard these logans, hair raising experience. Plinius
250 might work too, due to my exp. with my quest z and
sa 100.
Thanks for all of the suggestions. I wonder if anyone has tried the VT200 like I am using with the Prodigy's or other ML speakers? If so what do you think?
I have the Odysseys. My amp is an ARC D-250 modded by Great Northern. They sound magical together. Speak to Steve Huntley at Great Northern (www.greatnorthernsound.com)about the VT200's. He may be able to fix you up - not inexpensive, but takes the amp to a whole new level. He may have other recommendations too - very knowledgable.