Pass Labs vs Mark Levinson vs Parasound - best 2 channel amp used under $2,500?


I am in the market to to replace my dead Chapter Two ss amp.  My system includes a SAS Audio tube preamp, Metronome tube CD player, Oppo Blue Ray, Talon Raven C speakers, Saturn dual 12" sub, Integra AV processor, Eastern Electric tube phono stage, and several turntables.  The new amp will power the front channels (Talons) for HT and also for dedicated 2 channel listening.  I haven't figured out how to run both preamps yet so likely the amp will reside in my HT system and when I want to platy records I'll have to switch cabling.

I would prefer an A/B amp over class D with at least 100 wpc.  My last amp provided 300 wpc.

I listen mainly to jazz and vintage rock.  My listening room is roughly 25' x 35' x 12' with rudimentary acoustical tweaks (will work on refining).  I want a grain-free, natural sound with a  deep soundstage.  I am open to any amp but want to stay with established brands, as i have in the past purchased off brands  that have performed well but don't hold their value or can't be repaired (like the Chapter Two).

I will eventually replace the preamp/processor and would love opinion son an appropriate pairing with the amp you suggest.

Your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
lorenc1
I agree with pkvintage, I have owned Bryston amps for the last 33 years. 3B for the last 30 years, and 3B SST2 for the last 3.  The 3B SST2 has more detail and tighter bass than the 3B had, the only reason I replaced the 3B was that I just wanted to upgrade after 30 years.  Bryston service is second to none, and they have a 20 year warranty that is transferable. I I expect the 3B SST2 to keep me happy for the next 30 years also.  IMO you can't go wrong with Bryston.
Greg
I bought a recapped Levinson 333 for $2700 a few weeks ago and love it, but I don’t have anything in this price range to compare to, so I realize my comment isn’t terribly helpful.  
Paramount not in the same league as pass or Levinson. Moon another good option. 
Try the Anthem P2, 325 wpc and can drive any speaker, very neutral sounding amp, + everything in the amp is made in house at Anthem in Canada.
Definitely Pass Labs but you will need more money. On the other hand Pass amps tend to be very reliable and versatile when using them with other equipment. And finally they have the best customer support I know of.