Is there any streamer/integrated competitor to NAD C-388 w/BluOS2i MDC?

NAD M32 may be a contender. Upgrade from the C388 in the amp section. Where C388 has Hypex UcD, M32 has Ncore? (upgrade from Ucd in the Hypex line) - lower THD and higher dampening, better front panel display and remote than C388. What I find about M32 spec's doesn't paint the best picture... https://www.soundstagenetwork.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1697:bhk-labs-measurements-nad-masters-series-m32-directdigital-dac-integrated-amplifier&catid=97:amplifier-measurements&Itemid=154

If its not an immediate and obvious improvement - there is little value justifying the spend.

There's the new NAD M33 with Purifi. No idea if it's better or even for sale yet. It also will have Dirac.

djones51 
Thanks! M33 has a much nicer display/touchscreen than M32 and C388.
Looks like they removed the digital output of M32 - bummer, because with that you can use the M32 as a streamer/preamp, and run it through a separate DAC to external amp (or in my case miniDSP4x10 to D70 to ATI amp). But, M33 does have separate 2x sub-outs plus line-outs, that's nice.

I am also looking for an alternative to NAD since it seems none of their integrated amps support DSD natively and that's important to me. Hegel H390 is great, but it is a much higher price option, and I also don't need as much amplifier power as the H390. The lower models, the H90, 190, etc. don't appear to have the same DAC (also no native DSD support on the lower models). I really like the Naim Uniti Atom, but here the amplifier is too weak. There are a few others but at much higher price points. So I am still searching for a good option. Hope others can suggest alternatives. 

John H. Darko in his article "15 ‘must-hear’ super-integrated amplifiers" has listed a few other options. 

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