Looking For A New Tube Integrated Amp With Very Specific Features

A solid-state circuit using an NPN and a PNP similar in configuration to a solid-state class AB power amplifier. Kind of defeats the purpose of an all-tube preamp or line stage. Single ended input to me would be the purist approach and the fact we're most likely to use short interconnects and noise wouldn't be a factor as in long ones.

@faustuss The amp I was describing in my prior post is a tube amp. Its very compact and makes 5 Watts/channel class A. It has 3 tubes per channel, the same number you would have if driving the power tubes with a conventional (not balanced) Voltage amplifier/driver circuit. The parts count is the same. 

If you meant something else by your comment it went right over my head. 

@atmasphere 

"If you meant something else by your comment it went right over my head."

I was responding to your statement about this -

"If the circuit is differential, the parts count is lower than if it is balanced but not differential."

You could have said "long tailed pair".

How many watts u need? That’ll help the search party. 

@freediver 

Check out the Audio Research GSi75

I had one for a couple years and it was fantastic.  My Wilson Sophias needed a stronger amp.  I have a very large space and often play at very loud volumes when I am cleaning the house or cooking so as long as you have reasonable efficient speakers it would be great.