First, a disclaimer that I am a Blue Circle dealer.
I've only heard the BC-Sonus Faber match with the Cremonas and the Grand Piano, but both seemed to match very well. The Blue Circle NSCS (ss) is an excellent integrated, with performance that makes it difficult to recommend entry-level BC separates. However, if you can afford it, the FtTH hybrid is a whole new level...it shares the same amp stage as the NSCS, but the preamp stage is far more sophisticated (and is tubed), giving it significantly more depth and sophistication. While it is rated at lower power, it does not sound lower powered driving 89db/6ohm speakers.
I don't have any first hand experience listening to either of these integrateds with Totem speakers, but there are a lot of BC/Totem systems out there...
I've only heard the BC-Sonus Faber match with the Cremonas and the Grand Piano, but both seemed to match very well. The Blue Circle NSCS (ss) is an excellent integrated, with performance that makes it difficult to recommend entry-level BC separates. However, if you can afford it, the FtTH hybrid is a whole new level...it shares the same amp stage as the NSCS, but the preamp stage is far more sophisticated (and is tubed), giving it significantly more depth and sophistication. While it is rated at lower power, it does not sound lower powered driving 89db/6ohm speakers.
I don't have any first hand experience listening to either of these integrateds with Totem speakers, but there are a lot of BC/Totem systems out there...