Rainmakers vs Hawk

do you think my nad 747 would be enough for the Hawks?
NAD 747 rated:
7 X 60 watts Simultaneous Full Disclosure Power
7 X 120 watts Minimum Continuous Power (FTC)

Yes, if you are just powering two channels out of the NAD 747 it should drive the Hawks just fine. BTW I agree with the other posters, the Hawks are the sweet spot in the entire Totem line -- they have a beautiful, well integrated sound top to bottom, whereas the Rainmakers are less coherent and a bit nasal IMHO.

I can't tell you Hawks vs Rainmaker but I can tell you if you can swing it go to the Forests.
I have the Shamans,Winds and Forest and they have difference drivers than the Hawks and all the Totem products. I tried the Hawks and sold them right away.
They have no depth.

Ask a simple question, get a thousand answers...these threads are becoming like Chinese proverbs...
the Rainmakers are an extremely nice sounding $1000 standmount...and whoever says nasally has not connected them to the right gear, for they are nothing of the sort. You don't mention your gear, but connect them to something like a Nait 5i integrated and you would be so happy. for $1075 and $1600 or so, you'd be well served.
The Hawks are fuller, and just give you more than the Rainmakers. No depth? ha...connect them properly, and they'll disappear and give that crazy holographic audiophile image some can't do without. Go listen for yourself...you'll never understand the rain if you listen to a thousand raindrops...

Has anyone used the hawks for movies in addition to music. I was going to buy the hawks until I talked to totem and they said that you had to crossover to a sub at 60hz to protect the Hawk's woofer. I don't have a sub and so that was the end of that. Although, I guess I could have just bought a cheap sub for movies if I was really worried about hurting the speakers. I guess I am just interested in other peoples experience.