which monoblock


I'm in the procces of buying a set of Dalis MS5 for my main hometheater speakers and I would like to know ,what monoblock amp I can use to move this speakers with ease and the same time buy 3 of the same type of monoblock to rest of the 5.1 set up. I don't want to brake the bank, But I would like to pleace the amp as close to the speakers as possible.Please give some ideas and as well as recomendation. Note: I Already try 5 and 7 chanels amp, so I'm trying to do something a little different than before.Also do you recomend any other speaker maybe in the same price range of the Dalis euphonia line.Thanks in advance.
Armando
armandito
Thanks Guys.any expeience with Pass amps? I would like to place the amps close to the speakes as possble. Any other thoughts.
I also in the past have had good results with Classe, & really like the sound of Canadian manufacturers. I am happily running Bryston now, I however hope to audition a pair of Sim Audio W-10's within a week, the Pass X600 will be auditioned later in the year. I can get back with you, & share my thoughts on all after my evaluation concludes.
I am using 0.5 meter speaker cables from each mono block to each speaker up front. This does restrict where the amp can be placed in releation to the speaker. It also means that moving speakers around for placement is limited to small incremental moves, which is really the idea anyway.

With such short speaker cables, long interconnects are implied. I recommend using balanced XLR interconnects and a fully balanced pre or prePro, and fully balanced amps too.

Another mono block suggestion is the Boulder 1050. But htey aren't inexpensive.
I went through a similar search, and ended up buying a pair of Theta Digital Enterprises. I couldn't be happier. They are vey musical, and have incredible soundstage depth and width. The instrument separation is the best I have heard, and all instruments/voices are presented in a very natural, convincing manner. For the rest of your system, you could configure a Dreadnaught II as necessary, and have closely matching amplification at a fairly reasonable price.
Audiobugged you are more than welcome, to let me know your thoughts once you audition all that gear,And the rest of you guys, thanks a lot for your inputs.Any other susgestion?