I haven't owned this amp, doesn't seem anyone else commenting has either so not sure how helpful any of this will be. This is pretty obvious but you won't know until you hear the amps in your system. If you like your speakers, and you have good source components, one would think "neutral and transparent" is not a bad thing. If you are hoping your amp will color the sound to compensate for something that's missing, maybe something different is better. If the amp is truly neutral, it won't produce an unpleasant, sterile sound unless that's how the rest of your system is tuned.
The unresolvable issue is that we all hear differently. I might find these "neutral and transparent" amps to be dry and sterile, while to you, they may be very natural sounding because they faithfully reproduce the source. When i first got back in this hobby I would read reviews or hear people I respected describe how gear sounded and sometimes I'd think, "it doesn't sound that way to me, I must be doing something wrong." Because I'm not very smart, it took me a while to figure out I wasn't hearing "wrong" - we all hear differently and what is pleasing-or not-is very subjective. Some prefer strawberry, some chocolate. Some people like Boulder, some people like McIntosh.
Good luck, I hope that whatever you choose brings you joy.