I have to downsize big time, any ideas on integrated amps and smaller 3 way speakers


I have to downsize my system quite dramatically. My current system is Well-Tempered Versalex TT with Dynavector DV XX-2 MKII cart, Oppo BDP-105D, Auralic Vega G2 Streamer/Dac, Esoteric C-03 Pre, Sanders Magtech amp with up-graded caps and Monitor Audio PL300 Mk 1 Speakers.
I have been thinking I need to downgrade the TT although I love the sound and I will probably go to an Integrated. Been looking at the Accuphase E-270 or 370. Speakers I like are the Sonus Faber Sonetto V or something similar. I need to be careful with those pesky back waves of Kenjit fame but otherwise I am open to ideas. This will be my last investment in gear as I have cancer and only a couple of years left. I will also need to simplify things for my wife.
Just some rough ideas that have worked for some of you would be appreciated. I have no real affinity with any brand although I am very partial to my Auralic DAC.
Thanks in advance folks.
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Sorry to hear about your diagnosis and wish you the best

The Vinnie Rossi L2i-SE is another great all in one solution which includes a DAC.

The Luxman SS integrated amps are also a great solution, but you need an outboard DAC.

If you want to simplify your turntable the new Technics 1200, or an AMG Giro are both good solutions in terms of ease of use and size at different price points.

I think you should consider keeping your speakers

Innuos Zen mini mk3 Music Server
 could replace the Oppo BDP-105D and Auralic Vega G2 Streamer/Dac

Best Regards,

Jim Perry
Wish you the best on your health issues and don't (always) count on what they tell you. I have two close friends/family members who were given a similar prognosis several years ago and they are still fine and enjoying life. 
So, if you are keeping the Auralic, I strongly recommend the Luxman.

If you need a DAC+Integrated, Ayre.
Depending upon price point you are targeting I would go Pass, Vinnie Rossi, or Graphon... or Luxman.  So yes, I concur with those above.  Best bang for the buck is the Vinnie Rossi.