Thinking about simplifying to an integrated amp


I've been considering simplifying the system a bit. 
Currently I have a PS Audio BHK 250 amp and the BHK preamp, but an integrated is looking like an attractive option. 
The speakers are Dynaudio Contour 30i https://dynaudio.com/home-audio/contour-i/contour-30i#product_specifications

I would like a piece that sounds at least as good or better than my current electronics. Power should be around 100 wpc, but I'm not sure if less would do the trick. 2 inputs is plenty as long as one of them is balanced. 
Needs to have a remote, naturally. 
Also would need a pair of line out jacks for the subs. 
Under 10K new. 

Sim Audio, Pass, Accuphase are some that come to mind. 

Previously I had a Hegel H390 which was very decent, but the PS Audio gear was better, so that company may be out of consideration unless new models have gotten better. I also didn't like paying for the internal DAC that I wasn't using. Also on the no list is Prima Luna. Just ok sound and not reliable as it blew a channel in under 1 year of ownership. 
Thanks

traudio

Those Dynaudio's love current and speed.  My Confidence 20's mate extremely well with Audionet Max mono's.  I agree with the no for Prima Luna, and would not think the Pass or Accuphase  would be a perfect match either, but worth a listen.  The NAD would be a step down from what you have.  I bet the Gryphon amps would be great as well.  I would love to hear the Coda stuff.

I'll throw out the Anthem STR Integrated. Tons of power, all the connections, great internal DAC, customizable phono stage and most importantly their ARC software which includes bass management. You can tune the sound however you want or just run with what it decides. 

Anthem STR Integrated