Monoblock suggestions to compare to SimAudio Moon Neo 400M?

Kcpellethead, is that a reference to BBQ and an allegiance to using pellets?

Love PS Audio.  Ran their BHK mono’s for about 2 years and recently sold them and moved to a used set of Pass Labs xa160.5’s.  Absolutely love the sound.  I wouldn’t say they’re “levels” above the PS Audio BHK’s, but more refined.  I did compare the BHK preamp with my McIntosh C2500, but the lack of tone controls were a no go, as the BHK pre sounded very bloated in the lower frequencies.  I don’t know it that’s accurate, but it just sounded a little too large in the lower registers.  I eventually sold the C2500 and purchased a Pass Labs XP-20.  Night and day, the XP breathed an additional level of detail with the BHK mono’s.  

@toddcowles - yes, I'm a full time competition barbecue competitor.

So, you had the Pass pre paired with the PS Audio 300s before getting Pass monos?

For a few months I’ve been auditioning lots of power amps. Any kinds for any price and couple months ago I found something that sounds absolutely the best for my ears - PrimaLuna Dialogue Seven mono blocks. Their sound stage, dynamics incredible. I didn’t hear any other amps reproduce singer voices as good as those mono blocks.
I started to listen music daily much longer then before, just can not shut off my two channel system...

btw when I have free time I’m auditioning DACs so far PS Audio Direct Stream DAC is the best sounding DAC I’ve heard.

Also one of my other favorite pursuits, BBQ.  I have a custom pit from Pitmaker.  My wife calls it, excuse my language, “the dick magnet,” because anytime I have it out, guys come out of the woodwork to speak with me about it.  Ran pellets for a couple years, then moved back to a stickburner.  

Per my 2-channel, yes.  Like many young generations, they became mesmerized the first time they saw a McIntosh piece.  I think part of it may have been that the parent who owned the piece always made it very clear, do not touch, do not look, don’t even think about it...
I had a full McIntosh setup and had been holding onto my Mc preamp, after having sold the MC452 to get the monos.  A good friend of mine works at TMR Audio and he got in an XP20, I had mentioned to him that I really wanted to move towards Pass Labs.  So, I sold the Mc pre and bought the XP20.  

I recently moved and no longer have a large, dedicated Home Theater space, which was doubling as my 2-channel room, too.  I was running a set of Dynaudio C4 Signatures, which are huge and take a big room for them to breath properly.  I sold them, along with the BHK mono’s to get a smaller setup.  Picked up a set of Harbeth HL5 pluses, and the set of 60.5’s.  Smaller rig, but sounds absolutely magical.  

What speakers are you leaning towards?  I see Wilson and Yvette, of which neither I’ve heard.  

@toddcowles - I left pellets, except on my deck, a long time ago.  I have two Jambos that Jamie Geer built for me.  That's the only pit I cook on I'm completion these days.

I settled on the Wilson Audio Sabrina, but am hoping to swing the next step up, the Yvette.  I've auditions about eighteen different brands of loudspeakers, and for whatever reason, the Wilson sound is what sounds good to me.  We did an A/B with ARC and Moon by SimAudio and the later won out easily.  Realizing that dealers are limited to a handful of brands, and having read about so many great smaller brands, I'm interested in anything that compares to the Moon Neo 400M.

Thanks for your responses.