Best used integrated under $5k


Hey guys

Preparing for a move out from our NYC apartment to a house in the suburbs. 
As part of that planning to create dedicated 2 channel space. At the moment using my salk sound speakers with marantz receiver. 
Plan is to get a new TT. Also last year I had done countless hours of auditions and based on that had settled on Wilson Sabrina. Planning to buy them used to save some dough. 
Also planning to buy used integrated. Want to spend < $5000. Short list is
- Hegel 360
- Luxman 509
- ML 585
- Audio Research VSI75
- Naim Supernait 2
- Krell Vanguard

Bunch of these brands are not that easy to find in the used market and you have to wait. 
Would appreciate any inputs on the above and anything else I should be looking at.
marrduk24
No one has mentioned my VAC 160i. I have tried lots on the list. My VAC has the fully balanced option (+$1,500) and the MC/MM phono option (+$1,500). It was $12,500 out the door but I think mine’s worth about $5,500-$6,000 but without the options can be had about $5,000. I think it’s better than any tube integrated and with 87 watts, it can handle anything from super sensitive speakers (it’s very quiet) to some lower efficiency speakers as long as the impedance isn’t too low. I came from PrimaLuna and solid state before that. I haven’t seen a Luxman 509x much below $6,000 but those would be my top picks. I’ve been back n forth about buying a used Luxman, but come back to my VAC each time. 
I can't comment on any of the above, but have been in the market for an integrated in the same general price range. I may go NEW though. When I asked a Lux dealer about their integrated's for my Harbeths, he suggested the following...Class A integrated if you have a more revealing Wilson type speaker, but the 550 may not have the juice with less efficient speakers. So, there you have it...you may want to look at the 590. In my case, I am considering a class A/B unit...likely a new 507.
I'm in this same space myself and have been considering options for at least a year. It came down pretty fast to two, and now one. I'll be getting a Raven Osprey later on this year. 

It seems their entry level Nighthawk at $3k would be better at meeting your requirements than anything anyone else has mentioned. Except, as already noted, you have the Wilson problem. You could pair the Nighthawk with Tekton Double Impacts and Herron VTPH 2A phono stage, put some of the huge savings into seriously good wire, DBA, be well ahead of anything you could afford to connect to those Wilsons and still have money in the bank.

Awfully overrated, and over priced (the Rolex of speakers), but if you like em....