Bridged amp with electrostatics..

Hallo Atamasphere, I own a pair of Martin Logan SL3's with fully re-worked crossovers and re-cabled with Kimber silver cables.
I am planning to have a listen with Musical fidelity gear, their high-range sports bridged amplifiers so before I even think to go for a demo I want to make sure that nothing is going to go to the moon...! Ha ha ha!
However, I don't know how it may sound with the SL3's as they already tend to be on the bright side and I know bridged amplifiers tend to sound very clean, it may be too much for me.
anyway, I suspect I should contact the manufacturer for peace of mind.
We'll see....
Seeya!

The nature of ESLs is such that they have an impedance curve that decreases as frequency increases, causing a transistor amp to make more power in the highs. So you do want to be careful!

I see...thank you for all your time, I got a much better idea now.
I really like this forum, finally a proper place on where to ask for real hi-fi questions.
Ciao

Carlo