Any integrated amps with dac and 2 spkr outputs?

Well, the Outlaw RR 2150 fits the bill, although it's technically a "receiver" and its DAC only has USB in (not optical or coax). I'm currently using mine to drive two sets of speakers from the on-board DAC.

Have you looked at the Arcam Solo?

Accuphase makes them but they are pricey ... if you buy used make sure it is a North American unit (assuming you are in NA)

Harman Kardon HK 3940. 120 watts per channel, good reviews, and can be had for under $350

Correction on my last post. It's actually the HK 3490.

Peachtree Nova

Thanks for the replies so far. Nova and Solo do not accomodate 2 sets of spkrs. Outlaw does not support opt or coax digital input. However, seems like the HK and the Accuphase work. Any others? Thanks...

for your criteria, i might look at a very high end avr like an arcam avr300/350 or b&k 307/507, each of which have excellent 2ch performance, lots of power and all the features you need; very inexpensive used.

I have been using the Music Hall Maven for the past month, and I think that has everything that you are asking in a one box offering. It has two speaker outputs, an onboard Burr Brown 1738 DAC with a two digital inputs, a tuner, and 100W/2ch. The Maven harnesses most of the same circuitry as the acclaimed Music Hall Mambo, but provides 50 extra watts and an excellent tuner for a one box wonder. The thought of an "audiophile" tuner for listening to NPR on Saturday mornings seems like an overkill.

A shopped around for a long time and as fruit of my research I found that HT Electronics offers the Maven for around $700 delivered. (Full disclosure: no relation to the company, just an unbelievable price) The build quality is simply amazing- the all aluminum chasis and remote. There is a lot of pooh-poohing Chinese manufactured goods among "audiophiles", but this is a no Wallmart special for a realistic "audiophile" on a budget.

Jacquesnonod, which HT Electronics? Reno, NV or California?

I apologize for not responding sooner. It was in Reno, NV. They sometimes advertise on Audiogon, but bargains can be had buy talking on the phone.