Primaluna separates or Integrated?

Ezstreams ,

Some of your decision might have to be based on your budget. 

I would recommend going with one of the Dialogue Premium HP versions for amplification. The Dialogue HP versions will give you more power and will drive most speakers. This will help if you decide to change speakers in the future. Some speakers require more power to drive them properly.

If you can afford separates , I would recommend either:
Dialogue Premium Preamp / Dialogue Premium HP Amp 
                                       or
Prologue Premium Preamp / Dialogue Premium HP AMP

If you budget is in the range of an integrated amp then I would recommend The Dialogue Premium HP.

You can check out Primaluna's web page for prices.

Whats your budget? What's your current system amp? 
In my 11X16 room I'm running the Dialogue premium integrated(non HP) into my Focal 1008be2's and it's my final system unless i move to a bigger space.
If  you go separates remember to add cables int the budget.

If you can, see if you can find a dealer and setup an audition.

good luck.

You can’t go wrong either way.  The HP Integrated sounds great with the KT150 tubes, a friend has one and I have heard it many times.  I have also heard the HP Monoblocks.  Better separation and spacing of the instruments.  At this point it all comes down to money. 

Thank you for your thoughts. 
Current amplification is the 150 watt RMS Class D hybrid Vincent SV 236 MKII integrated driving a pair of GoldenEar Triton 3's. With the GoldenEar's having active onboard bass amplifiers, the external amp is only driving the midrange and ribbon tweeter so I probably have more than enough headroom. That said, to get to my "final system" (a great term i hadnt heard before), I'll very likely upgrade the speakers in the next 2 to 5 years. To what, i really havent though about yet. 
In regards to budget, I'd like to stay in the $4K range but definately no higher than $5K. Adding in cost of interconnects for separates is a good point to be added in the $ side of the equation, but musicality satisfaction is by far the highest priority in my search as i would like this to be the last amplification purchase (not including any tube tweaking) to be enjoyed over the remaining 20 to 30 years i hope to be around to enjoys the endorphin inducing pleasure of listening to great quality music. 

I have Prologue Mono's and a Dialogue Preamp. Quite happy with it.
Setting it all up again this weekend, as I've just moved. Can't wait to fire it up :)