help pairing an amp to my dynaudio bm15p monitors

[shmurkle]

basically, jumped at the chance to get some bm15p's for cheap, but i don't have an amp for them at the minute, I've read on gearslutz that a bryson amp is the best pairing for them, but as I'm in the uk and not a millionaire this doesn't seem to be an option for me atm.

someone mentioned these
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Behringer-Ultra ... 537&sr=1-1

i know they wouldn't get the very full amount from the bm15p but i'm just a little worried that I'm gonna have to spend 4 times what i spent on the monitors to get the full amount from these batboys, which I'm worried might be slightly ott for someone who's basically a bedroom producer.

i'm willing to throw maybe £300 at an amp, used or new really if theres anyone who could throe suggestions my way?

thanks in advance

[shmurkle]

anybody?
even someone with knowledge on amps in general might be able to help me understand the basics of pairing an amp with monitors?

[Sharmaji]

There's tons of info on this on the interwebs; gearslutz alone has a bevy of info. 99.5% of the folks here have powered monitors.

get the best amperage that you can afford, and over-power your speakers-- makes the cones work less, gets you clearer transients, and just might save you some years on your gear.

Bryston's are lovely, but extremely expensive.

I use a refurbed 300-watt hafler to run my ns10s and absolutely love it. I've used a crown as a backup, not bad, a little mushier, but still punchy.

No need to buy new.

[AxeD]

Yeah I was thinking second hand Crown maybe?
Nice and high damping factor would be ideal. I think stuff from Crown is all low output impedance though, so you can't really go wrong with that.

[shmurkle]

what do you guys think of this one?

http://www.soundbasemegastore.com/pa-am ... yEhX_w_wcB