I have a marantz sr6005 (110wpc) and triton two’s. With that combo and 2-channel music - it sounds good. As I move to 7 channel home-theater, the AVR struggles - and the wpc drop significantly. I picked up a MM7025 (140wpc x 2) amp for the T2’s, and let the AVR drive the rest - and that works quite well. If I had to do it all over again, I’d just go separates. At this point, for 2-channel listening with your system, I’d look at a better outboard DAC vs. what’s inside the marantz. That made a huge difference for me and really allowed the tritons to shine.

Buckchester wrote: I would like to know at what point would an amplifier of, say, more than 100w/ch be recommended for a pair of Triton 2s

More can be just more, but better is always better. There is no question that the speakers will sound better with improved electronics, not that there is anything wrong with your Marantz, which is certainly doing a good job with your speakers thanks to their high efficiency.

Hello everyone, I'm in the process of ordering some T2+ speakers. Just curious how well my current Parasound 2205 amp should perform with these speakers.
thx

Nevets77, welcome here!!!!
Those will be great speakers and should sound wonderful paired with your Parasound.
Please report back and let us know what you think.
I "think" you will love the combo!!!!!
Happy listening,
God Bless,
Wayne

nevets77 wrote: Hello everyone, I'm in the process of ordering some T2+ speakers. Just curious how well my current Parasound 2205 amp should perform with these speakers.
thx

The Parasound amp will be a great combo with the Tritons. We use the current Parasound Halo 5 channel amps in our show demos all the time.

Hi Buckchester,

Looks like you may have the audio bug similar to myself and many other GE lovers. As mentioned by the other members on this post, more power does not necessarily mean better sound quality.

At this level it is a matter of how the design, engineering, and execution are completed. Purchasing audiophile quality electronics (pre-amp, amps, inputs, etc.) will only make your system sound better, but only you will be able to determine whether the quality increase is noticeable and worth the extra cost.

Keep us posted on your journey and choices.

Enjoy the sound!

Don