Tube Integrated Amp - Help Please


Recently sold my hybrid Rogue Integrated and am now looking for a used tube integrated. I'm using Verity Audio Tamino X2 speakers - 89db (and told by Verity that these speakers are easy to drive and do well with Tube amplification). I listen to different genres but I love the soulful sound of a female jazz singer and classical music featuring the cello (looking for a warm midrange I suppose). I have a small room 15x14 (ugh) and listen at fairly moderate levels. Other gear includes a Hegel HD25dac and a Clearaudio Concept TT (Dynavector 10x5 cartridge). I'll probably buy a separate phono stage so the new Integrated amp does not have to include phono. 

My ear gravitates toward a lush warm sound, nice extended highs and tight bass. Any help would be greatly appreciated. My budget is $4000 and under. Thanks

Considering Rogers EHF-100 MK2 (no local dealers) or Line Magnetic (dealer is about an hour away). If keeping things a little cheaper on the budget, I thought the Sound Antique  AQ1001 Mark II DT or the Rogue Cronus Magnum may fit the bill. 
chaseyourdream
Forgot, for what it may be worth here are other some good and not-so-good amplifier pairings I experienced with Verity:

Electrocompaniet EC 5-  warm but not detailed
Audiomat Preluge - a detail-retrieving machine, but overall thin
Simaudio - Artificial bass, dry sound flat soundstage, way too dark too
Musical Fidelity - pretty good actually but uninvolving
Sonic Frontiers Power 2 - Line 2 - Very nice
Yamaha AS 2000 - a real bargain, sound nice
Anthem 225 - Big, brawny, entertaining sound, a nice unit
Bel Canto REF1000 monos (class D) probably the worst of the bunch
Pathos Logos MkI - Pretty much faultless, just beautiful.
McIntosh 6450 integrated - second worst of the buch, sorry, old sound.

I am stopping here before I start getting knives thrown at me ;)

Everything is SOOO subjective here of course.

Hello nitewulf,

I do indeed still have the Rogers integrated. It's really a fantastic amp. Great sounding and built like a tank. Drives the Verity Taminos with ease. Recently sent back for a check up and Roger and staff were fantastic. Great customer service. No regrets at all for this purchase. Hope that helps. 


May be slightly above $4K- the B.A.T. VK-3000SE. Any of you guys own or test driven this tubed integrated amp?
Happy Listening!