Does anyone own a tri amped system in Florida I could hear?

My gear is Bryson B135 SST2 Integrated Amp with respectable onboard DAC (see Mike Lavorgna of Twittering Machines comments), Auralic Aries Dual Femto streamer connected to integrated with Shunyata Theta digital cable, Martin Logan Montage with Transparent Music Link Plus speaker cable.  The integrated has a tape loop where I connect a Charter Oak PEQ-1 studio analog EQ via Cardas Clear Sky ‘round trip’ cabling. I cut that loop in and out to taste and mood and depending upon the material listened to by simply toggling the monitor button on the Bryston remote from the listening position. 
Thanks. 

Oh, my PCs system wide are Audience Forte F3 and I now have an Sbooster BOTW plus Ultra as the external linear PSU for the streamer. 

There are so many variables involved, that it’ll be tough to distinguish which contributions are specifically from tri-amping.  

If all else is equal, typically changing from one stereo amp to two identical stereo amps (one per side) will improve separation, and perhaps clarity, but it depends on everything else in the system.  Adding an active subwoofer would be considered a third amp to a configuration like this, and can improve bass extension as well as clarity if they main woofers are relieved of low bass duties, but that also depends on many other factors in the system.  

A full on tri-amped system with an amp for each driver and a full complement of active crossovers could have several advantages going for it if done well, but again, it depends on several other factors.  

It’s all very subjective, unique to each setup... how much improvement, if any is difficult to predict.    


 

I agree with @knotscott  concerning the variables, and not to diminish your system in any way (it seems to be very nice), but at your level it seems that triamping would be a little over the top, and more trouble than it's worth.