Hi,
That looks like a pretty nice implementation of the Tripath amp, for starters. And your speaker drivers seem like you've made some good choices to me. If I were you, I would just swap out the Motorola for the Tripath. I would also experiment like hell and try the amps in all the configurations, actually. You never know until you try . . .
Personally, I've migrated back to good ol' class A/B solid state. I'll be getting a miniDSP to use as an active XO for my Maggie MMGs. They're only two-ways, so they're easy to actively XO. I have a McCormack DNA 0.5 that does 200W/ch into 4 ohms and which sounds real nice. I might try a Cyrus integrated for the tweeters, but I'm looking for a more permanent solution.
I doubt I've helped you much, but you have what you need to make a really great-sounding setup. Good luck!
That looks like a pretty nice implementation of the Tripath amp, for starters. And your speaker drivers seem like you've made some good choices to me. If I were you, I would just swap out the Motorola for the Tripath. I would also experiment like hell and try the amps in all the configurations, actually. You never know until you try . . .
Personally, I've migrated back to good ol' class A/B solid state. I'll be getting a miniDSP to use as an active XO for my Maggie MMGs. They're only two-ways, so they're easy to actively XO. I have a McCormack DNA 0.5 that does 200W/ch into 4 ohms and which sounds real nice. I might try a Cyrus integrated for the tweeters, but I'm looking for a more permanent solution.
I doubt I've helped you much, but you have what you need to make a really great-sounding setup. Good luck!