What amp is best with Wilson Sasha DAW speakers

Hi Dave,
I have been a fan of your experience and have really enjoyed your postings.  But sadly, as of today, I have to say that your messages have all come together into one, and that is "Spend a ton of money or you will not have a great rig".  Sorry, but I don't think I agree with you or Mr. initforthemusic

I have always respected rauliruegas postings for their impartiality and content.

For the OP - I strongly recommend you check out VTL amps.  They pair very well with Wilson. The MB-185 MK3 will deliver plenty of power and will sound awesome.  A tinge warm, very Musical.  Just wonderful amps.  I have the original MB-185s.  

VTL is regularly shown with VTL gear at shows, I have listened to the MB-185s driving Wilson in a dealer showroom.  I don’t like the VTL preamp but their amps are amazing.  

I have also heard Ayre’s MKR gear driving Alexx’s And it was one of the best sounding systems I have ever heard.  

I think the VTLs will deliver a sound that is closer to your taste based on what you described above.  

I sell amps that I think would do a lovely job but haven’t heard parolees with Wilson’s so I am just guessing.

Regarding the Parasound argument, I get that people feel like they have found a hidden gem or they can’t hear a difference above a certain point.  In another forum, there is a guy who is convinced anyone buying something better than a Denon receiver is a fool because he can’t hear the difference between a Denon receive and a Marantz Reference receiver driving a pair of Polk rti’s.

As someone who doesn’t particularly like Parasound’s house sound, this seems like a bizarre argument for anyone to make.  The A21 is competitive at it’s price point but it will be seriously outclassed by many products.  I prefer the Musical Fidelity M6 PWR and would take the M8 Mono Blocks over the JC1s.  It isn’t that they are inherently better.  I just like MFs sound profile better.  

Hi verdant, I am in agreement with you regarding the VTL's, great amps.  Admittedly it is based on an amp I owned years ago, but I thought the Musical Fidelity I used was too tipped up in the treble region.  Again, old news, never wanted another.  Parasound gets a bad rap by dealers wanting to sell mega priced gear.

jetter, there you go.  My preference is a slightly forward sound profile which is what MF delivers.  I don’t see Parasound getting a bad rap.  

Dealers I know that carry it have been complimentary if that is the price point you are at.  The JC3+ is beloved.