The Smallest amp/speaker combination?

I'm using a wonderful little integrated -the A205A from Almarro (5 tube watts, single-ended, one input).
This is driving some of those KEF aluminum-pod HT speakers to good effect (all the volume you could want in an office).
The front end is a Philips SA963 (or portable CD player).
This can be had for well under $1000 (used).
You may have difficulty finding the Almarro on the used market but it is only $800 new.
The KEFs have brackets (for wall mount) built into their base.

Nakamichi used to make a nice little office/bedroom system which had a CD/Cassette player combo with a small footprint receiver and a pair of small bookshelf speakers. I saw a couple for sale recently but a bit too pricey at 150 to 200. At 150 or less I would go otherwise I'd just pick up something like a used Denon mini system with the Mission speakers.

The old Proton AM/FM radios with the outboard speaker are also nice and have RCA inputs for an external CD players.

Berning Microzotl mated with a 90 dB plus speaker like Acoustic Energey Aegis 1 comes in at about $1100 new. Add a decent older CDP like the Sony S7000 for $200 and you are aweful close to your budget.

The parasound option seems to be the most intriguing as so far ---- Please note that my only source will be my PC based DVD player (SPDI/F + DVI) as well as my PC's sound card - (multiple analog/digitial outputs)

I dont need a CDP or other source - just the amp/preamp and a set of very small mountable kickass speakers (the ability to add a powered subwoofer would be a plus)

the totem mites are excellent!