used power amp under 1500

I did check it out @thecarpathian thank you!

I think I am better off with an integrated.

I also admit my weakness: some standard for aesthetics. Odyssey doesn’t cut it. I would have it in my bedroom (if I had a 2nd system) in the closet, but not in my my main rack (or if it was that cheap, that good, I would give it a pass for the hideous looks. (And looks are subjective)

Here is my "high-powered" integrated candidate list:

• Classe CAP-150
• Musical Fidelity M6si
• Musical Fidelity A300

Simaudio (and many more) are out of my price range

@yogiboy I should add that Belles to my list. 

That's a good deal for that Aria!

@parkergetdean 

The Odyssey Kismet is hideous indeed, but their other products are plain-looking and, to my eyes at least, inoffensive. 

Odyssey (unlike Bryston!) does have a 20-year warranty. Labor is free for the first 2 years, and $20/hr (yes, $20/hr) thereafter.

Their Cyclop integrated amp is $1,095 brand new. Look at the specs, build quality, and power supply, and it seems really hard to beat at that price. 

https://odysseyaudio.com/cyclops-integrated-amplifier/

@devinplombier I have looked at it many times. over the last few years. I like the minimalist design. 

It's not an integrated amp. It's a power amp with volume control. It has one input. In my spoiled ambitious world (void of longing for Canada or Greenland) I would like 2 inputs, one for my CD player and one for my turntable.

@parkergetdean 

True, just one single input. Odd design choice.

The thing is though, good high-current integrated amps are few and far between, all the more so under $1,500.