Which integrated amp would you pick?

Perhaps settle on your new speakers then decide? But both are great options although I think Para is a lot cheaper. If you can spend a lot more than that perhaps look at a few other options as well such as Hegel, red wine, Yamaha and Regs - just to be sure you find what you like best. Keep us posted and enjoy the search. 

I bought my Parasound Halo new in silver in January of this year from a dealer in Chicopee, Mass.  He was a Home Theater dealer who ordered it for me and I paid 2100.00 for it.

stereo5.....thanks for the Chicopee tip.

Krelldog,

Many here are correct. Many dealers will DEAL. Don’t ever accept advertised prices as many will go much lower. I think I bought my A21 and P3 for well under $600 the asking price for the combo. Amazingly, the legitimate dealer was on Ebay! But you must be very cautious on that site. I checked with Parasound directly to see if the dealer was one of theirs, for warranty purposes. Good luck. As a side note, I think Parasound makes very good gear for the money. As I have said I think John Curl is a legendary engineer. As such the HALO gear is very well designed.
I would be very surprised if you opted for the integrated by Parasound and did not think it measured up. But on the flip side of the coin, not everyone enjoys the same kind of equipment. I have a Line Magnetic Audio 216 integrated tube amp. Some have stated they do not like it at all, I think it's superb.

Own a Parasound A51 halo! Not integrated but a 5 channel amp that if you research , Parasound is well worth the money ! I have 5000.00 in the A51! Next amp ive found to out perform was a 10000.00 ring! Not advertising for Parasound ! Just stating fact!