Name your favorite Integrated Tube Amplifier & why?

Regretfully I'm considering the journey of selling and collapsing two full sets of my last favorite separates systems (preamps, and amps) back to a single integrated amplifier for space, consolidation, room changes.   

If I had to sell my mono amps and preamp. I would buy a Vinnie Rossi Brama integrated amp. The best of Solid State and 300B Tubes, engineering, sound quality and build quality are excellent. My speakers are 96dB sensitivity @ 1watt two meters 8Ohms. See here 😎

Mike

I’d love to hear that Vinnie Rossi Brama, that’s a unique way to make a hybrid.

Octave V70SE 

My 1st tube experience so my opinion probably doesn't mean much, but I very rearly use my solid state amp any more because even though is about 1/3 of the power, the bass and dynamics sure don't suffer any and everything is much better. 

Right. Transistors can be no worse than tubes, digital can be no worse than analogue, and Miles Davis is nothing special.

Accuphase, especially Class A, are excellent amps, but they cannot compete with tubes done as they should be done. Tubes are superior devices, why is it so difficult for some to accept it ?

I run an Octave V80SE A/B push-pull integrated with the super black box. It has a single 12AU7 preamp input tube and two 12AT7 power amp driver tubes. I use NOS Amperex tubes in these positions matched with a quad of KT120 power tubes. The super black box is a high capacitance external power supply that adds a lot to the performance of the amp. Overall, it’s an effortless amp that provides a balanced highs, liquid midrange, and perfect control of the speaker drivers. It has a selection switch that enables a wide range of power tubes from EL34s to KT150s depending on impedance load of speakers. Couldn’t recommend it more! It was a Stereophile class A recommendation shortly after it was introduced. It’s driving QLN Prestige 5s and upstream is a Rega NAIA with a Hana Red and Modwright reference tube phonostage.