Integrated all in one for a second system

Just get a cheap AVR like a Denon DRA-900. Will sound just as good as anything else and has everything you need.

Have you looked into Lyngdorf’s  integrateds?  I really like my Lyngdorf 3400.  All three models run cool.  MSRP for the 3400 is around 8K fully loaded.  Finding a 3400 used can be challenging and the price is usually well above 50% msrp if in great condition.  The 1120 MSRP is around $2.6K, I think and finding a nice used one is easier.  Power for each is 200/400 and 60/120, respectively.  The Lyngdorf app is killer—especially for integrating subs using any XO point you wish, topology and slope you wish.  For example, after trying many options, I currently cut my sub off at 50 hz using a 8th order (48db/octave) slope.

According to some youtube reviews, the 3400 is more than just an 1120 with more power, so look into the differences, maybe.  If interested, see Stjernholm reviews on YT.  Great videos.

The third model is out of production but easy to find over the last year or so.  The 2170 is 85/170wpc.   This model doesn’t have the app like the 1120 and 3400.  . 

Good luck….

Definitely need to look at the T+A line.  I had a similar setup to yours, and needed extensive connectivity.  I wanted to use a high-quality integrated both as a stereo system for "critical" listening to my sub-enhanced Harbeths, but also as the FL/FR/LFE driver for a 5.1 home-theater.  The R 2500 R, the company’s current $19K flagship integrated had every feature needed for both those applications and, as icing, is sonically impressive in every way.  Even the headphone amp and phonostage punch way above for a sub-$20,000 integrated.

I realize that this is out of your price range, but T+A makes a # of less-expensive integrateds that offer similar connectivty and not-unsimilar SQ.  T+A is only beginning to be known here, but is a huge name in the Eastern Hemisphere, especially for its unique  DAC/streamers, amps, and preamps.  I think that these boxes would fit your requirements as well as anything, with Hegels and Ayres running a close second.  As you might guess, I spent months comparing $5-10K integrateds in great detail, before finally being so wowed by the R 2500 R that I wound up springing for a box that cost twice what I’d originally intended to spend.

Re: dealers, I worked with Juan at Bliss HiFi in MN (not to be confused with other "Bliss" dealerships across the US).  The guy is very knowledgable about T+A, being one of the company’s first US retailers, and is a nice guy to boot, always willing to answer questions at length.

Lots of great suggestions for me I would look to the NAD M33 or Axiss.

Thank you all!!!  This has been so helpful. Looking at several of these now. Cheers!  Much appreciated!