Small integrateds: red wine, bel canto or wyred?

None of the above.

There is a Rogue Audio Cronos on Audiogon right now. I'd go for it, should be a great match with your speakers.

Thank you. I will look into all of these. The red wine seems to have too many unsatisfied users - if you read carefully power seems to be an issue, bass definition and lack of life. The batteries supposively last for a long time, but every posting mentions a new battery....

What about the Rega Brio-R?

It's gotten good press and good user posts.

Re the Red Wine Audio amps:

I have owned the 30.2 for 5 yrs. I use tubes and class A ss in my main systems and got the RWA for mostly summer use as heat is an issue where I live.

I think it sounds great and enjoy listening to it and my ears are tuned to Triodes and Nelson Pass designed ss amps. 30 watts is what it is and will be more than enough for some/not enough for others but I think they are quality watts if 30 will do it for you.

Battery issues: Just like car batteries, you should get 3-4 yrs on them. I got 4 on mine. It is very easy to replace them yourself. I did. It takes 2, ordered them @ $16 each, out with the old/in with the new in 5 minutes and I'm NOT that handy. If $32 and 5 minutes are too much trouble to do once every 3-4 yrs then the 30.2 is not for you. SLA's do not like to be deep discharged but with their "smart charger" you never have to worry, it's fit and forget.

I have no experience with the Sig 15, don't even know if it's Tripath based like the 30.2 (kinda think it isn't). Now that I'm using SET's, with only 1 output tube per channel, heat is not so much an issue anymore, in fact, I didn't even use the RWA this summer. I think about letting it go from time to time. The one thing it can still do is isolate me from the grid.

So, my 2 cents FWIW. With your 95 db speakers you should be okay unless you like to disturb your neighbors.

The Red Wine Audio 15 is not Tripath based. My past experience with the 30.2 is that it sounds good, but it's missing the detail and resolution in the treble, some would say that it has a harmonically flat at the top end.

On the other hand, the 30.2 has great tone and mid-range density.

My understanding is that the 15 corrects the flatness in the treble region but I haven't heard one so I couldn't say one way or another.

I'd recommend a tube amp. But having said that, I do not currently have a tube amp, but Hypex NC400 based DIY monoblocks, which I think is amongst the finest solid state (and tube) amplifiers I've ever heard. But the OP asked for a small integrated recommendation, not a power amp recommendation.