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

My system is tri-amped and I wouldn't have it any other way.  It is a worthy pursuit.  I use four Pass Labs amps, 2 X260.8 mono-bloc amps for the woofers, and one each XA30.8 for the mids and the tweets.  The amps never get out of class A no matter how loud I make it or how high a peak demand may be.  

I believe the biggest advantage is that the mids/tweets have no idea what the woofers are  doing.  Yes the run a little hot, about 107 F. 

An ARC Ref6 goes into a custom Marchand electronic x-over and out to the amps. Marchand has you pick the slopes and x-over points.  They can be changed by ordering small pc board plug-in modules.  The front panel has level control for bass/mids/highs for each channel.  Very handy.  Fun to fiddle with for a while, then I've found what I like and "usually" don't touch it anymore.

The source is all digital and the speakers are Hartley Reference (no longer available).  

I haven't been everywhere but I have not heard anything better.  Its out there but I have ceased to look for it.  This is my end-game system.

Regards,

barts

Awesome guys. Lots to chew on here. Thanks!

@barts , what state you live in? Assuming once we communicated more you’d give a brethren audiophile a listen. 
 

I also intend to call that North Miami store. 

No ATC store in Florida with a showroom. Dead end. Do the hi fi shows, the expos, ever have a active crossover bi or tri amp system in any of the showrooms?

I have been bi-amping for many years. Moved to tri-amping, not quite a year and a half ago. Results far exceeded my expectations. I'm not in Florida, though I will be for a couple of weeks in November, but if you are ever traveling to the bold north for business or pleasure, you are welcome to contact me. I am about 15 minutes from a major airport.