The McIntosh MA-252 Hybrid Integrated Amp. For $4500 It has a classic 12AX7/12AT7 based tube preamp with a very decent phono stage and a 100W/Ch 8 Ohm / 160W/Ch 4 Ohm Class AB amp. It is built like a tank and looks very much the classic McIntosh piece it is. If that's not enough power, the MA-352 doubles the output to 200/320 W/Ch, and the MA-12000 takes it up to 320 W/Ch.
I could wax rhapsodic about ancient and essentially unavailable audio components (An Audio Research SP3-A1 or APT Holman preamp and the Nelson Pass designed 100W/Ch Adcom 5500 MOSFET pairing comes to mind - I own the APT/Adcom pair), and beyond the SQ of the MA-252, which is very much in line with your ask, there's a lot of peace of mind that comes from a new amp from a known manufacturer that will stand behind their product for decades.