Vinnie Rossi L2i SE Integrated Amplifier with PHONO stage and DAC see here

’’The really interesting bit, however, is found right next to each EH300B tube’s Yamamoto Teflon socket: a toggle switch. When these are switched leftward—as shipped from Rossi’s Massachusetts shop—the preamp stage runs through the dimly glowing EH300Bs. Flip the toggles to the right and the EH300Bs are bypassed, the preamp then running in solid-state mode via a class-A JFET stage. The former route provides 32dB of voltage gain, the latter 24dB. This is very cool (see below). On the L2i-SE’s rear panel are one pair of balanced (XLR) and two pairs of unbalanced (RCA) inputs, and one pair each of balanced and unbalanced outputs.’’

Mike

The question in my mind. Why has your wife banned tubes from your household? Is it because you have young children or that they use more electric? Just curious 

It will be difficult to find a reasonably priced integrated to replace your Pass combo. This is a really good audiophile combination you have. DAC and streaming tech is evolving all the time, why not keeping it separate? Have you considered Accuphase? This is one I would explore.

Aesthetix Mimas
 

You can assign any of the inputs as a HT bypass, as well as get it with a DAC or phono module. It does have tubes, but only two 6922 which last a long time. 

A good integrated amp... easy... like one of the Pass. With a DAC... hard. Adding the DAC make the design very difficult. Two box... integrated amp and integrated streamer / DAC. Easy.