used power amp under 1500

@audphile1 I wrote in the comments here that I couldn't connect both my CD player and turntable to my DAC, therefore I could not get away with a power amp. It was my screwup. So I had to get an integrated. 

Thus you are not wrong, originally I was looking for a power amp but on page 2, I switched. 

@devinplombier I love the price. Also the very detailed and layered and powerful sound. It's not the warmest amp but with my sub it can be pretty sweet. 

Overall I am happy now, with all my gear from a 100 mile radius from England, good synergy, rich sound, small footprint. 

Thanks for all your help! I have learned a great deal.

For the $1500 price I would recommend a Threshold400a.  I know that is an old unit, but it can compete with any thing in that price range.  I have have one for over a dozen years without lick of trouble.  It will drive just a bout anything with clean highs and some warm that remind you of tubes with a relax sound you can listen to all day.

The Threshold 400a was produced in 1977 - 1979. Basically one of Nelson Pass’s first designs. Make sure it has been reconditioned. The capacitors nearly fifty years old are not going to sound very good. I sold my early 1980’s Threshold Stasis 500 about 20 years ago and had Pass recondition it before the sale. It made a huge difference in the sound. 

thanks @waterford ​​​​@ghdprentice !

The Musical Fidelity A308 has a stout spec sheet! Well done, as that's what the Dynaudios seem to like best overall. 

I do notice that the A308 offers preamp output, so if you get the need to try other power amplification, there it is. Just kidding, but it's part of the pastime.