Zu Omen Defs and Ice Amps?

Afraid to stir the pot BUT I'm looking to possibly purchase a ZU ht system based on the omen def and need a good multichannel amp. Any suggestions? I know most above dislike the class d amps but wondered about the wyred 4 sound units that seem to be getting good reviews.

Jamesw20,

I had an HT system consisting of 2 pairs of Omen Defs and an Omen center, all powered by Wyred 4 Sound amps (3 SX-1000 monos for the front 3, pair of SX-500s for the rear). It sounded fantastic (everyone that came by to hear was floored by the sound, and many who 'debunked' class D were surprised to learn that's what they were listening to). I have now upgraded to Definition MKiii speakers in the front, and have moved up to a pair of mAMP mono amps powering them. Again, they sound fantastic in 2 channel (several people were very surprised to learn they preferred the Wyred setup - mAMPS and STP/SE -- over a highly touted tube integrated), and just as good for HT. I would not hesitate to recommend the Wyred amps for an Omen Def theater system.

I am on my forth Pioneer Elite Class D Receiver. The first three; SC-07, SC-05 then a SC-35 all fell apart as in the jacks in back shorted out in less than 2 years. Pioneer will not do a thing. They claim the wires i.e. cables were too heavy. I was using Monster and Transparent cables. The forth one was given to me by Best Buy for free. They felt sorry for me. I got a Sc-67. It is not an "ICE" but still class D. Ice is a trademark of B and O. My advise is stay away from Pioneer "ICE" Products. Most imporant; Pioneer outright lies about their power ratings.
I do not have ZU. I hear that that they are very good. I went with Tekton Pendragons. Very Happy. Too power Our type of speakers check out Shelbourne and Outlaw. Same price but made in USA and they are separate Amplifier and Processor! Good Hunting!