Solid State Amps for Quad ESL 57?

An extremely educational thread, even for non-Quad ESL owners like me. So based on the facts presented earlier, it appears that the ESL speakers do not follow the same amplifier requirements when compared to  "dynamic" or cone design speakers. In other words, even though almost ALL speakers can have significant fluctuations in impedance over the frequency response curve, the demands on the partnering amplifiers are significantly different based on the speaker design. As another example, I've posted a picture of the impedance curve for my (ESL) speakers - Martin Logan Aerious i, and according to the preceeding discussion, my "voltage source" amplifier is not handling the the peaks - midbass and midrange, properly. So by extension, this begs the question that every ESL speaker manufacturer should either develop and sell a matching amplifier or almost all ESL speaker owners out there will not be able to take full potential of their investments. The latter would be a sad compromise.

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If you watch the Fremer's tour of Audio Research plant, they showed two listening rooms; one with SF Aida's - obvious choice especially since they are owned by the same company, and used mostly for tours, and another in the back with Magnepan 20.7 used by the engineers to help with component selections and optimization. FWIW, the tour video is available online. One data point.

This must be how people get hooked on drugs; following this discussion - with no interest in or prior knowledge of Quad speakers, then all of a sudden a pair of 57s come up for sale on the A'gone, completely restored in an incredible shape and affordably priced (for me), which can be paired with a Quad amp for sale on the opposite coast from a very reputable dealer, all a click away on my PayPal account. You guys are exactly what my parents warned me about....