Help power pair of Infinity Kappa 9's please

how about some of the wyredforsound stuff

Class D & some say it sounds great. I talked tote them a while ago about how to power my kappa 8.1's & also a pair of 18in subs I was thinking of building & they stated they sell their amp for pro audio stuff to power sub's

I have been wanting to try a pair of 9.1's however my present amps aren't enough for my 8.1's so I need to wait. I started with a Adcom GFA-5500 & after getting married I switched to my now wife's amps, parasound HCA-1500a's. They sound a LOT better then my Adcom ever did especially when I bi-amp the speakers but I do not have enough amps due to needing them for the HT setup. So I think I will try the larger of the wyredforsound amps, probably try a multichannel amp so I can do 500x7 but due to money reasons, start 500x2. Then hopefully use that single chassis to bi amp my present speakers as well as power the surround speakers.

I thought somewhere there was a writeup on how to change the wiring on the 9's to eliminate the low ohm dip they take.

The wiring thing would be interesting to know more about if u can dig it up Viggen900 id appreciate it

I to have some questions about the Kappa 9's.
A friend gave me a pair to demo. I have them Bi-amped
with Kenwood L-09's (300watts@8 400@4 & 1000 Dynamic@4) and L-07 monoblocks. This seems OK great sound but the the 9's will clip a half volume. (dims the lights as well!). I have turned the gain all the way down and that helps. Thinking I may just give these back and move on. Any thoughts on the kennys

You need amps with more testicular fortitude.

Those Kenwoods have alot of power, 300 for the L09 and 150 for the L07, but they will not produce the current needed to drive the Kappas.
New amp or new speakers, or listen at low levels.
Back to Jtiesel... I believe the Coda amps will drive these quite well and are nice sounding amps. Call Doug @ Coda, they will shoot you straight. Tim