Need advice on McIntosh driving Thiel 2.4's


I'm debating on my next amp purchase.I just got a C2200 and like it quite a bit. I'm considering an MC402, but I have a concern as to whether there is enough power driving the Thiel's. I have no doubt that 90% of the time it would be adequate, but that other 10% concerns me. I also have no doubt that I would be better off with a set of MC501's or my second choice of a Pass X350.5, but both are a little more than I relly want to spend, though I may have to do that to be satisfied. I have owned a few Pass amps over the years and really like them, but have never owned a McIntosh amp and I'm not in an area where I can easily audition.
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McIntosh 402, or 501`s. I have heard the 402 with the Thiels and it sounded great. I have owned McIntosh for over 30 years and one of my fav combos is MAC and Thiel.

happy listening
The 402 is 400WPC, high current. It will have no problems whatsoever driving your 2.4s
I have the 402 driving the 2.4s. This was the system that taught me that high end audio is not about the sound (alot of systems sound good) - it is about the feeling.

Love this setup. Get some good cables (i've got Audioquest Colorados)
After a week with the MC402 driving the Thiel's, I am very happy with the decision. It is one of the best sounding combination I've had. I'm hoping for long-term contentment out and I may have found it. I appreciate everyone's advice.