Bryston?

I've owned a Bryston amp (still going after 25+ years, recapped), preamp, DAC, and digital player. I've always found the company to be remarkably responsive. James Tanner is quick to answer questions on the audiocircle forum. My only reservation is that they seem to have struggled a bit with the software on their digital players--though it didn't bother me since I use Roon. I have the sense that they may be phasing out of digital players, though that's just a hunch.

I’m still a Bryston fan. I had my 4B-ST recapped a few years ago and have had factory service on my BP-25DA and BP-1.5 phono. I’ve owned most of these units for 20 years - Bryston lasts. I’ve tried other solid state gear, but the performance and value I get from Bryston strikes the right balance for me.

I'm a big Bryston fan as well. I have a BDA-1 (retired), a BDA-3 very much in service, and a BP-19, which is an absolute pip of a pre-amp. All flawless performers, with no problems whatsoever. 

My 7B ST monoblocks are still going strong.  Practical design well-regarded in the pro market.  Robust, durable build, and 800 watts into 4 ohms in a manageable form factor.  All the guts I need for my WATT Puppy 6's.