Best midrange on a high current SS amplifier

Give GamuT a try, it gives super smooth mids thanks to it's single mosfet design. IMHO, it is the best solid state amp for my Magnepans.

http://www.gamutaudio.com/

Good Luck!
Mike (AudioArchon)

PS - I do sell them, but I purchased them long before I was a dealer!

Try any quality MOSFET amp.
My first choice would be Pass Aleph 2s.
My next choice would be a pair of Adcom 5500s, you could power the tweeters & midrange on each side, with a dedicated MOSFET channel, and use your Adcom 565s on the bass, where they work best.

the CJ Premier 350

Hi Brainwater,

How does the Prem 350 compare with tubes in the mids for liveliness? I ask because I noticed that you are selling the Cary 211 Anniv. monos which probably has great mids, being that its a triode amp, so you know what great mids are. The 350 must be incredible for you to add it to your system.

Can you briefly highlight the 350's sonic attributes? Also does the amp take a long time to stabilze its sound quality? I use to own a solid state amp and I noticed that it took 3 hrs to sound its best. And since I only listen 2 1/2 hrs every other day I find that my current c-j MV-60 only needs 20 min warm up and the sound doesn't change much after that.

I was thinking of upgrading to a Prem 140 my first choice (other choices are: Cary V12R, Used Cary 805C or Quicksilver quickie triodes) but if 350 is a lot better than I might have to re-evaluate.

Thanks!

You could give the Blue Circle BC26 a try.
It fits the bill, for everythi9ng your asking. I think you will find it works quite well.

Here is a review:
http://www.soundstage.com/revequip/bluecircle_bc26.htm