Integrated amp w/decent headphone out under $5k

@mlsstl That was sort of the intent of my original question - to see if anyone is “doing it all” (for me at least).  From everything here and my research, if does seem that LTA is alone in giving equal attention to both the headphone and speaker outputs.  I should have mentioned that I’m at least 30% of time on the headphones (prefer speakers but can’t disturb my family early or late in the day), so pretty important 

I’ll talk to LTA and Omega this week to get some questions answered but at this point I’m likely going with the Z10…

Thanks for all the input - I will et you know how it goes 

I don’t have one anymore but I had a PrimaLuna intergrated. Headphone out was very good too. 

Leben CS300 15-18w has amazing headphone out - the amp does speakers or phones on same circuit (?) and now have a luxman 550ax2 which is 20w class a which also has a great headphone circuit.

@burtlake 

My Modern CAMs sound amazing with my Mcintosh MHA100 "headphone" amp. Check out my pics. The current model is MHA150, only difference is in the dac. 

You're better off with a dedicated, separate headphone amp.  Most integrated amps and receivers run the speaker outputs through a 220 to 330 ohm resistor to the headphone jack, and thus do not provide an optimized output.  The high output resistance will cause coloration and distortion (I have seen this personally with my own tests).  Very, very few of them contain a discrete headphone amplifier.  The additional benefit is that you can upgrade at will.