My two cents:
What is your use case? Are you primarily watching movies or listening to music? Because that changes everything.
For movies, a center channel is the move. Something like 70-80% of dialogue and on-screen action runs through it, so if voices feel like they're coming from somewhere vague rather than locked to the screen, that's your answer.
I think you've already figure out the power amp. Your system sounds great, you just love the way power amps look. That's a legitimate reason to buy something, but it's an aesthetic decision, not a sonic one. With 98dB-sensitive Klipsch towers and 100 watts already driving them, you are not power-limited in any meaningful sense. You could run those speakers with a modest receiver and they'd sing.
So the question to sit with is: Do I actually hear a problem anywhere, or do I just want something new? Nothing wrong with wanting something new. But if there's a real gap in your system right now, it's almost certainly the center channel.

