does it need to be complicated

Right on. It sounds like you're looking for One Integrated to Bind Them All. At your price point here're a few suggestions:

1. Cambridge Audio Evo 150 (~$3300)

2. NAD Masters M10 V3 (~$3000)

3. NAD C389 BluOS (~2500)

Each of these offers both streaming AND a built in phono stage. However, that phono stage will only accept MM cartridges. Truthfully, if you really want to enjoy your vinyl and you have that $5K budget, I would suggest something like this:

• a NAD C700 V2 integrated ($2000)
• the Rega RP 3 with its installed cartridge ($1200)
• maybe the Aurorasound Vida Prima or this Musical Surroundings Nova 3 phono stage. 

I've heard Klipsch heresy's driven by Rogue audio's small tube integrated and they were very very good.  Fun speakers with a lot of energy but still smooth.  Definitely not laid back chamber music type. 

Simao, i looked at your recommendations is a class D power source the thing now? should i bit the bullet and go to a class A or AB? Also my vinly recoreds date back to the 1970's they have been played on mid grade turntables there whole life so would upgrading to a higher end turntable make a difference thanks all who are looking at these post i am absoultly lost in the woods

At that price point, with those speakers, I’d go with a classic looking, traditional integrated with a good phono section, and do a separate dac/streamer.  My recommendations:

Integrated: Yamaha A-S2200 - $5,000

Streamer/DAC - Wiim Ultra - $329

Your speakers are 8 ohm, 97+db sensitivity, so you don’t need much power.  The Yamaha has more than enough - you could actually go tubes if you wanted.  The Wiim is known to be very easy to use, so minimal complication.  

@mdalton Good point. I was holding back from a separate streamer as the OP didn't seem to be into that. However, I can +1 on the Yamaha and Wiim combo!