What McIntosh Amp With Thiel 3.6 Speakers?


My current main system has a Mac MC-150 Amplifier and Thiel 3.5 speakers. While I enjoy the sound of my system; I've wanted to upgrade to the larger Thiel 3.6s for some time. Not only are the 3.6s a newer model; but from listening several times, I've concluded they have deeper bass and a somewhat more balanced sound. Now that I have the means to make this upgrade, I'm having some doubts if my MC-150 can properly drive the 3.6s. I would appreciate some feedback regarding a suitable Mac Amp to pair with the 3.6s. I should also mention that I mostly play classical and pop music at low to moderate levels; and my listening room is approx. 20 feet wide and 17 feet deep.
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I have always been disappointed by the fact that the 202 does not have visible autoformers. That size amp is perfect for me but I wish it has the same autoformer look as the 352. However, if cost is not an issue, I would definately go with the 352. I have listened to one at length and just love it more than any other I have critically listened to (and the list is long). I have heard it play B&W N802s and Paradigm Reference 100s and in each case the sound was incomparable, with effortless presence, satisfying detail, and an incredibly smooth warm musical sound replete with impressive 3D imaging. I just get mesmerized by it and can't wait till I can afford one. Good luck - Arthur
nope! I found a few but none for sale. I am not in a big hurry anyway because I love my current McIntoshes and am very satisfied with them.