Thinking about simplifying to an integrated amp

Just changed Accuphase E-650 to Lyngdorf TDAI-2210 and cannot be happier. RoomPerfect is MUCH better than Dirac and makes tons of difference. I am pro-EQ.

@traudio 

I know it is not what you are asking about but is worth a consideration.  Audio Research GSi75.  I had one for a couple years and it was fantastic, I just needed more power for my Wilson speakers.  It is fully loaded with a fantastic phono stage and DAC.  It even has a headphone connection.  

@mikhailark
Thanks, but that's a class D "digital" amp, right? I've never liked the ones I've had in my system. Thought they sounded edgy and bright.

@dhite71 I’s on the consider list. I believe DAC & Phono are optional which is fine since I have some really good components.
Someone here said it was weak in the bass however?  

@traudio 

My experience was not that it was weak in the bass at reasonable volumes.  I have Wilson Sophias and a very large space.  I play it very loud at times as it fills my entire home with sound.  If I am running around doing chores or around the corner in the kitchen it is very loud at times.  A song with really deep bass hits would distort at those volumes with the integrated.  When I went back to separates with the REF 75SE I never experienced that.  They are both rated at 75watts and have the same tube complement.  I believe it is the power supply/transformers used in the REF that helps it avoid that issue.  If you had reasonable size space and reasonably efficient speakers and were not playing at concert levels, then I bet you would never have an issue.  They don't pop up in the used market that often and seems to be holding their value well at around $6-7k.  If it checks all your other boxes, it may be worth giving a shot knowing you could sell it if you were not happy.  Good luck!

Consider Dynaudio active speakers, even more simplicity.