Odyssey "Khartago" Stereo Extreme" amp compared to Schitt's "Vidar" amp

@stereo5 tell me about running the tritons with odyssey amps? I’m interested in The 2+ and I’ve read the tritons can sound bland with some amps and super dynamic with others.

I'm genuinely curious.

@gochurchgo...…………...

I ran the Odyssey amp with the following GE Triton speakers: I used the Triton Two’s, Triton Ones, and Triton References. The sound was always GE house sound with various subtlety’s. The amp sounded great on all 3 speakers, nothing cold, sterile, bland, or bright about it. I was very happy with all 3 incarnations and to be honest , if my wife hadn’t bugged me about the growing pile of unsold equipment in my office that I was supposed to sell to recoup some money, I would have kept it. It was/is that good. The power was effortless, bass deep and impactful, midrange was ever so slightly on the warm side and treble was clean and clear but never, ever bright.

Thanks @stereo5 
not sure if I want to go
floor standers but when googling the
Tritons Keep coming up given the music I listen to. 

sunnyjim OP
speakers are Golden Ear Technology model 7’s which might possibly be replaced by Magneplanar .7 speakers, or something better

If you get speakers that are bi-amp’able, I would go these two amps horizontally bi-amped, still cheaper than one Odyssey.
A Schiit Vidar on the bass of both, and the new Class-A Schiit Aegir, for the mids and highs. This should be a killer amp setup for bi-amp’able speakers.
http://www.av2day.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/biamp1.jpg

Cheers George

Wrong. Schiit gear $799 and $699, equalling $1498.

Odyssey Khartago is $999. Go with a new suped up Odyssey SE and STILL be under $1500. Or buy that used Khartago se (the way I'd go) for $999 and get an unbeatable deal in sound for price....