There is no definitive answer to your question. It’s all about synergy.

With 2 different amplifiers you could have opposite results.

Whichever ones you like the sound of the best.

Assuming the amp in question is of suitable quality and specification to meet the needs of the speakers, then it becomes a matter of both taste and the listening space they will exist in.

As an aside, using the amp as the fulcrum of a system is a terrible idea. You should always start with speakers->space and then ensure you have a suitable amp to drive the speakers you like cleanly and with enough headroom.

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