@chrisroot76 you have gotten some great advice and options.
Something to consider is how long you are going be paired up with your speakers or is the integrated going to be paired up with your current speakers. They are high efficiency, easily driven. If this is your forever speaker or this speaker family is where you see yourself living, that should play into your decision on the integrated. You won’t need to chase power but be mindful of lower power, high quality wattage. If you aren’t married to this speaker genre and your next upgrade are speakers, you’ll want an integrated that is more versatile in the speakers it can drive.
Used as mentioned is the way to go. The advice to look above your budget and “troll” the used market is great advice. Music Fidelity makes really, really solid integrated amps that punch above their weight class, Parasound is another, NAD, Hegel if one fits your budget. If you want Tube Flavor Rogue or Primaluna. If you have your front end settled, streamer, DAC, vinyl set up, focus on the Pre / Amp set up, don’t worry about other bells and whistles. You might also consider buying an amp first, like a Parasound A21+, then save a bit and buy a pre. Schmitt gets a lot of love, you might look at their Hybrid, Tune / Solid state pre and one of their amps, in your budget new, never heard their gear, seem to be a bit polarizing, everyone seems to agree bang for the buck is great. Debate is around how much they truely bunch above their weight class.
Above your budget by a bit but if you saw a used Coda CSiB, that is maybe one of the best values on the used market. A Krell 300i would also be a home run, again, both a little more than a bit over your budget.
Good Luck!