what the best amps run revel salon2 stronger bass

Another possibility would be the Cary 500 MB's; I use these on my Magnepan 3.6's and they sound very good, solid bass and a very tube-like top end and midrange. 500 watts into 8ohms and 1000 watts into 4ohms; they never seem to strain or run out of power.

The best solid state amps are the Modwright DNA=500 and any of the Clayton class A amps. They are both liquid sounding without any of that typical solid state glare.

Excuse me, I meant the McCormack DNA-500 and the Clayton M200 are both better than any Krell, Levinson, or McIntosh amps.

Alchemie,

Have you compared the DNA-500 or Clayton amps to Pass XA.5? This new generation of Pass Class A amps have excellent bass control on the Eggleston and Magico speakers that I have heard them paired with in my system.

I agree with Summitav about checking the room first for bass issues. There may be some issues that are not speaker/amp related. Then again, if the room is fine, speaker/amp matching is very important.

Actually I own a Pass Labs XA 100.5 amp. It is quite good, but I also own a Clayton M200 amp and it is better in just about every category I can think of. The Clayton is the most true to the signal of any solid state amp I have evr heard. And it has 200 watts of glorious Class A goodness. The only other solid state amp I have heard that approaches it are the McCormack DNA-500's. The DNA-500's are a bit more liquid sounding, which isn't a bad thing, but not quite as accurate as the Clayton's. They are both significantly superior to any Krell's or Levinson's.

The above said, I would put the Clayton's and the DNA-500's firmly in Class A, with the Pass XA.5's in the upper Class B, the Levinson's in Class B, and the Krell's in lower Class B.