The Mirage M3si's are effortlessly driven by the highly regarded Parasound HALO A 21 amplifier. 
Click here to read my review of the A 21.

For center and rear surround channel amplification I use a Citation 7.1 amplifier designed and manufactured for Harmon Kardon by Madrigal Audio Labs  (now Harmon Specialty Group, Mark Levinson/Lexicon/Revel)).  The Citation is a 150 w/ch 4 channel amplifier that can be bridged to output an astonishing 450 w/ch X 2!.  I am very impressed with the Citation's low frequency control and articulation, ultra smooth midrange and sweet extended sibilant free high frequency response.  If you are in search of a powerful audiophile quality amplifier in the 1K price range try to find a used Citation 7.1, they were produced in the mid-late 90's and originally sold for $2800.00.

The speakers are all Mirage.  I am quite fond of the older model Mirage sound and the bi/omnipolar approach works extremely well for home theater applications, especially for those sitting off-axis.  The front L&R loudspeakers are a classic pair of M3-si's (many audiophiles agree that the old M series is the best series Mirage ever produced).  The M3si's are very special loudspeakers (Rated Class B full-range by Stereophile) capable (when properly setup) of producing an ultra detailed, powerful and extremely dynamic reproduction of music and film soundtracks...Holst The Planets is quite an experience!    

The OM-C2 omnipolar center channel is one of the best sounding center channels I've heard under 2K. 

The FRX-1 rear channels will soon be replaced with the Mirage HDT-R's.

The video section includes the highly acclaimed Denon DVD-2900 DVD player driving the DVDO Iscan HD scaler/processor which drives the Panasonic PTL-300U LCD projector.  The source components are plugged into a PS Audio P300 Power Plant with Multiwave I.

To date, my wife (yes, my wife!) and I are very pleased with the system.  A lot more to follow....