What Integrated Amp do You use

Hello The Coda is a very smooth but dynamic amplifier 
I have 18 1st watts in pure class A  then 150,8 ohms 300,4 ohms 
I use modded Elac Vela speakers 86 db , and tried on my  brothers 
spatial audio open baffle X3 speakers 97 db efficient as well as Wilson Sabrina X speakers which sounded incredibly good,with Bricasti front end.
and did fabulous in both great microdynamics deep image depth 
and large Soundstaging . And bettered the $10 k Passlams 60 integrated amp , the 3kva gives it incredible current on demand 
my friend drives hisMaggi  3.7 with ease ,all coda can be sent in for any one of 3 power outputs.

Have been using a VAC Sigma 160i SE for several years, driving Nola KO speakers. It's a fabulous combination, delivering the most dimensional, open sound I've ever had, with the speakers simply GONE.

Just bought a used Hegel H190 to use in a new system built around KEF R11 speakers. Don't have it set up yet, but the Hegel sounded FANTASTIC in a friend's system, driving Tektons.

Main integrated is a Cary SLI-50. Sounds really great with both my Cornwalls and my ESL-57's

Bought it new waaaay back and have a hard time imagining letting it go.

Also have a Heathkit SA-3 EL84 based integrated that runs in SET. Its being rebuilt and is causing me some grief and has been on my bench for a bit.

Last is a Marantz 1030 that I've rebuilt/recapped that I use for my TV. Sweet sounding little amp. Does the job :)

Cayin h80a. It’s a hybrid. 80 wpc pure class A. I use nos mullards in the pre section. Sublime

Have had a Quicksilver Integrated Amplifier by Mike Sanders for just a couple of days, and not sure I'll get over the "wow!"
* All tube, musical.
* Rated at 20 watts both 8 ohms and 4 ohms, drives Focal Aria 906s just fine. The speakers are quoted at 89.5 dB sensitivity and 25-120 watts. I listen at moderate volume in 3.8 m x 5.26 m room, which means the knob is typically around 10:30 o'clock.
* The detail from this setup is excellent. The proportions of midrange, treble, and bass suit my taste.
* Solid construction, point-to-point, U.S. made, and a good price.
* It might save me a room heater this winter. ;)
http://quicksilveraudio.com/products/integrated-amplifier/