One box do it all

I have never heard this, but before I decided to spend more on separates, I considered this receiver by Outlaw:

https://www.cnet.com/tech/home-entertainment/outlaw-audio-rr-2160-the-audiophile-choice-for-stereo-r...

It puts out 110W per channel and reviews well.  Low price allows leeway in selecting a streamer and cables and so on.  The Parasound 200 would be a more powerful option for a bit more money.  Just my two cents.

You have nice speakers, you need to decide whether you enjoy class AB vs class D. 



The best overall option for you given budget is Hegel h120 or h190. These have everything except phono. They’re class AB and will certainly drive your difficult to drive dynaudio.  The only drawback is minimalist boring design.  



Another option is NAD M10. Excellent piece. This also has everything except phono. It drives anything you throw at it. In fact, I listen to this amp more than my main rig costing 10x more, simply because of ease of use. It sounds superb. Aesthetically it will match your speakers much better than Hegel.  My M10 is always on standby and turns on s soon I stream something via tidal connect or AirPlay. It just makes it so easy to enjoy music. You’ll never regret buying an M10.  NAIM atom is a similar idea, but it’s class AB with only 40W. May not be enough to drive dynaudio. Special 40 is definitely a special speaker. 



M33 is obviously better but it’s in a different class and price range. At that price range I’d be looking for a nice class AB integrated, luxman comes to mind. But this is a different level. 

@ozzy62 

Read the OP. This doesn't come close to what he wants.

No. The OP was pretty specific with his budget and his requirements.

it never ceases to amaze me how people can type but cannot read... 😂😂

Peachtree Audio 
Nova 300 or the new 500 integrated amplifiers.

What about a NAD M10....