Best Integrated Amp, Price no obstacle?


I listen to mostly classical and some acoustic jazz,
I would prefer a one box Integrated for space reasons
and I think solid state...but I could be talk in to or "auditioned in to" a tube piece.
Your thoughtful advice is appreciated.

Thank you.
seric56
By far, if cost no object, the VAC integrated is the best. I would also say that it sounds better then any and all separates on the market. Even though it is $20K, you can probably spend twice more and get twice less. There are some exciting solid state monsters in this price range that have an awesome dynamic capability along with hard hitting bass, but you can't get better over-all sound and emotion from music as you will from the VAC.
Has anyone heard the NAD S300 Integrated amp? http://www.zerogain.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=2488
i heard this amp, very average, uninvolving sound. only consider used, new way too expensive for the sound it delivers
I heard the S300 powering a pair of Totem Hawks right before hearing the Forests powered by a Krell kav400xi in the same showroom. The Forest/Krell pairing was far superior to my ears. The NAD was somewhat 'sterile' in comparasion, but I also prefer the Forest to the Hawk as well, so this would have played a role in my impression.
The NAD S300 (and the entire Silver series) has been discontinued. They now have the Masters series. There is an integrated amp in the line that looks like it might be ok. it has some semi-useless features like dual zone but also has some useful ones. The "tilt" tone control feature has been used by other manufacturers and it can be useful.
http://www.nadelectronics.com/mastersseries/M3_framset.htm