Have thiel 3.6's. Will mcintosh ma6600 work?


My Thiels sit in high ceiling open room. But have not been connected up and played for at least 8 years. Partially due to waiting to get enough cash together to do them justice. Recently considered that the mcintosh integrated mc6700 amp might work. The integration, I think would be an upgrade of my preamp adcom GFP 565? The Amps are 200wpc, so concerned that the wattage won't give me the detail and sound I have waited all these years to hear. Will these macs disappoint the requirements of this needy speaker?
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"The Amps are 200wpc, so concerned that the wattage won't give me the detail and sound I have waited all these years to hear. Will these macs disappoint the requirements of this needy speaker?"

There's really no industry wide rules on how to rate an amplifier's power. If you took 5 or 10 amps from different companies rated for the same power, it would be unlikely to find even 2 that put out the same exact amount. McIntosh is one of the better ones when it comes to power ratings. You should have no problem driving your 3.6's. The only real issue is if you like how the McIntosh sounds. Some do, and some don't.
The Mac's with their autoformers won't double down into the 3.6's rather challenging load. Not what I would recommend.