As far as the amps, it's difficult.
The Monoprice Monolith is currently going to be the most transparent, cleanest and highest resolution of the three. It has excellent and very full midrange tones. However, it could be a little hard edged in the highs (especially with your Focal metal domes).
The Parasound HCA is going to be very smooth and very refined. Very natural sounding, but not as transparent. Rolled off highs and it's not going to be as exciting as the Monoprice.
The Krell KAV-500 might be better than both of these. Much more refined, transparent and "truer" sounding than monoprice. More resolution and exciting than Parasound. It is a 20 year old amp, though, if this concerns you. I see one on audiogon for $1400. If you can get one in good condition for $1k, it might be really excellent. I have no idea when these will start failing due to dried out capacitors and other parts that may fail over time.
The Monoprice Monolith is currently going to be the most transparent, cleanest and highest resolution of the three. It has excellent and very full midrange tones. However, it could be a little hard edged in the highs (especially with your Focal metal domes).
The Parasound HCA is going to be very smooth and very refined. Very natural sounding, but not as transparent. Rolled off highs and it's not going to be as exciting as the Monoprice.
The Krell KAV-500 might be better than both of these. Much more refined, transparent and "truer" sounding than monoprice. More resolution and exciting than Parasound. It is a 20 year old amp, though, if this concerns you. I see one on audiogon for $1400. If you can get one in good condition for $1k, it might be really excellent. I have no idea when these will start failing due to dried out capacitors and other parts that may fail over time.

