does it need to be complicated

It sounds like you’re in the market for an integrated amp - not a preamp, correct? Some clarification questions:

1. Would you want one with a built in phono stage, or do you have an existing phono stage? What turntable and cartridge are you running?
2. There are a growing number of good, streaming integrated amps out there nowadays. One of these could be an option OR you could opt for a separate streamer. 
3. Your quartets are quite sensitive at 98db and 8 ohms. So you won’t need a lot of wattage to make them sing.
4. Tube or solid state or hybrid? The wattage output makes a difference based on which option. For example, 25 watts of good Class A tube power can be just as loud and full of presence as 100 watts of solid state. There are quite a lot of excellent options at your price range for each option! 

First thank you for responding

1. 1 want a built in phono stage,i was sold 13 years ago a Audio Tecnnica from the guy who sold me my orginal 5.1 system which was never set up properly i am sure it is junk after just now looking on the internet. Does a new turntable with a fixed cartridge would be good

2.I have limited space so a built in streamer would be better

3. exellent

4. this is the most confusing part, and frankly above my knlowedge the sales people i talked with have pushed me towards whatever they make the most money on i am prety sure. i always appreciatte quality products.I would error to better then average if that makes sense. I enjoy listening to music how it was recored. I however dont need to show off with something that will make no difference to my 69 year old ears. i really am open and need guidiance from a non sales person who know what there speaking about

Right on. It sounds like you're looking for One Integrated to Bind Them All. At your price point here're a few suggestions:

1. Cambridge Audio Evo 150 (~$3300)

2. NAD Masters M10 V3 (~$3000)

3. NAD C389 BluOS (~2500)

Each of these offers both streaming AND a built in phono stage. However, that phono stage will only accept MM cartridges. Truthfully, if you really want to enjoy your vinyl and you have that $5K budget, I would suggest something like this:

• a NAD C700 V2 integrated ($2000)
• the Rega RP 3 with its installed cartridge ($1200)
• maybe the Aurorasound Vida Prima or this Musical Surroundings Nova 3 phono stage. 

I've heard Klipsch heresy's driven by Rogue audio's small tube integrated and they were very very good.  Fun speakers with a lot of energy but still smooth.  Definitely not laid back chamber music type. 

Simao, i looked at your recommendations is a class D power source the thing now? should i bit the bullet and go to a class A or AB? Also my vinly recoreds date back to the 1970's they have been played on mid grade turntables there whole life so would upgrading to a higher end turntable make a difference thanks all who are looking at these post i am absoultly lost in the woods