what amp. to power areial 10-t speakers

My Aerial 10T are mated with Rogue M-150 monoblocks.I am not sure if is the greatest match but sure sounds good to me.Cables by Analysis plus Oval 9.I am considering the purchase (when my finances permit) of a Rogue Zeus power amp for bi-amping the lows,while the 150's will drive the mids and highs.I did hear it before that Aerial 10T are a great match with the Classe big monoblocks.
Regards
George

I use H2O mono Signatures on my 1 ohm speakers. Nothing needs more power. I don't use the H2O for merely power. My Pass X600 monos supplied power. I chose them because there is no other amp that can do the things the H2O can. People are selling off Krells, Plinius, Classe, Quicksilver, Levinson, Pass and other esteemed amps for an H2O.

I would consider Mcintosh 501 mono's. I replaced Classe CA 200 driving thiel 3.6, improvement was a quantum leap. I would consider Classe mono blocks also but I'm not sure they can deliver the bottom end you seek, but you have to be the judge. good luck.

I had the 10's for 5 years. I always drove the hell out of them with high powered tube amps. CJ 5's and 8's.

The 10t's i own sound best when driven with authority. The McIntosh MC352 i use now is "adequate", probably the same as the CA-300. I have heard the 10t's driven by larger Levinson mono's....wow. I have also listened to the CAM350's, but with non-aerials. The CAM350's would be a serious step up from the MC352 in both authority and in detail/speed/delicacy/price. I have heard two other amps side by side with the CAM350's, that had more detailed/deliniated and more present bass (really in a totally different class), but the Boulder 1060 and 2050 models are a little pricey.