B&K Sonata M200 + Polk Rti A9’s


I came across a pair of the B&K Sonata M200 mono blocks for $450 (Canadian). 
I currently have a pair of the Polk Rti A9’s hooked up directly to an AVR (Onkyo 818)
i was wondering if anyone has had any experience with these amps and these speakers and can chime in. I know thes speakers are very power hungry and I just don’t know if these amps will be enough. I’ve been holding out for an Emotiva XPA-DR2 which puts out 550wpc. Should I keep holding?
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Thank you everyone for the input but the sad outcome was that when I went to listen to them, there was a lot of hum in the background and I was afraid to take them since I don’t really know much about the issue. I offered to still buy them under the condition that I could try them at my house with my cables and speakers, and if that same humming was there, he’d take them back, he refused so I reluctantly passed.
now he’s offering me a Bryston 4B, which I know nothing about. 
The Bryston 4B would be a good choice if it is in good shape and working without issues! Yes it is an old amp but it is built like a tank and can drive anything! I have its 30 year old brother, the 3B - still going strong!
The m200s are also kind of old. My Nuforce STA 200 bettered them in every respect, even though the STA is less power and a single chassis. I gave them to a friend, who is going to do a complete rebuild. This was about a year ago, as the little Nuforce bettered many amplifiers in my collection, leading me to clean out my closets of equipment I was no longer using. In their day they were very good. No offense to anyone, just stating my experience ( I sold B & K way back in the day ). Enjoy ! MrD.