What Integrated Amp do You use

Technics SU-G700

Most nuanced, finely detailed, cleanest sounding amp I have ever heard or own.  This amp has no discernable personality as though just listening to the music not an amp. Though it’s a “digital” amp (not Class D) I have used it with a Rega turntable which sounded wonderful.  

@chang98  100%

I too have the technis and I'm in love with it, however I can't say anything about it's sound by itself because I've been using an external DAC and a power amplifier since I've gotten it. I still really do enjoy the sound and notice an immense difference considering the three other amplifiers I was trialing before it (Rotel, Yamaha and Cambridge Audio).

I do find this integrated amplifier to be something that is special, and more importantly reward you for your external component choices by giving you a Synergy of sound that otherwise you wouldn't get and other integrated amplifiers. However it does sound like the amplifier by itself is quite enjoyed by many, I just haven't gotten there yet.

The SU-G700 is a great amp and not too many like it at it's price point. I will say that I'm a Hi-Fi novice (less then a year in) and the Technics could have a somewhat acquired listening sound depending on those who are more fond of older analog sound.

Krell S-300i

I have several systems, but only one featuring an integrated amp, a Peachtree Decco 125SKY in my bedroom system powering a pair of old Snell Jii speakers.

Linear Tube Audio Z40
Naim Supernait 3
Naim Uniti Atom
Gold Note Is-1000 (on it's way)
Manley Stingray (currently collecting dust)

I just purchased a Vitus Audio SIA-025 and loving it. I retired my pass labs integrated and am enjoying less heat build-up in my listening room. 

Currently Graaf GM50B had Audio Analogue Maestro and Verdi prior to getting the Graaf and LSA statement before AA.