Parasound Halo Integrated Amplifier

I' ve become a big Parasound fan after acquiring an A21, and then a P7.  Their house sound is great, a gorgeous midrange with detailed highs that aren't harsh.  It was so much better than the Emotiva and NAD stuff I had and really brought my speakers to life.

I haven't heard the Integrated, but my research on Parasound and the owner, Richard Schram, revealed a top notch company that will not put out compromised gear.  I actually considered selling my Parasound set up to fund buying the Integrated, as I probably don't use half the watts of the A21, but in the end decided the sound would probably be pretty much the same.

Hope this helps.

I demoed the Parasound integrated from Audio Advisor this summer. I did not keep it, not because it wasn't a good amp for the money, but it just wasn't to my taste. It is loaded with good features. The phono stage is quite good for an onboard phono pre.
I am familiar with the NAD sound (had a c326bee and now have an older c352 in a second system). The Parasound is clearly superior to the NAD.
I recommend trying one from Audio Advisor. They have a 30 day money back option if for any reason you aren't satisfied. Their customer service is friendly and responsive. I believe I dealt with Kaan, a good guy.

Yeah, Nad offers good bang for buck, but any Parasound Halo gear is in another league.

Based on specifications, I'm torn between Parasound Halo Integrated and NAD C390DD with HDMI 1 module for my KEF LS50. Do you think they are similar in soundstage and weighted bass? My sources are from Blu-ray music video, CD, & appleTV (4th gen). Thanks.