Which integrated amp for better musicality - Parasound Hint vs Primaluna vs ???

I have the Primaluna Premium HP integrated - very musical especially with a turntable. It takes a number of hours/weeks of breaking in so give it plenty of time to come into its own. You can't judge what it is capable of the first few weeks as it breaks in.   It responds to varying cables so I found I got the most from the components after finding cables that interfaced well with my equipment. I am happy with the stock tubes. 

Do yourself a favor and bring home a Hegel h360 to demo, I was using an anthem int then went to a parasound a21 with a krell class a pre and finally the hegel brought what I call the there factor to my speakers at the time the revel salon1  and since have used them to drive VA beethovens and salon2's and remain impressed. you can find them used for as little as $3500.

To the OP-
You will get many different answers from many different people, all with their own tastes and preferences.
I have a Line Magnetic amp and chose it over Primaluna and Rogue after listening to the three. I like the sound of the LM Audio and the fact that the company based many of it’s designs from the old Western Electric audio amps. To be sure, as was noted from another poster, one should match these amps to speakers easier to drive. I have Vandersteens and the combo is sweet. I also have a Parasound Halo A21 driving some Maggie’s and I think these two amps are different in the way they match up to speakers. John Curl designed amps are very, very good with the right speakers.

I'm a little late to the party and a bit confused.  When I look at some of the equipment recommended in this thread, such as the PrmaLuna, put out 50 or fewer watts per channel.  When I read reviews of some speakers, I notice some state they prefer 100 + watts.  How do I interpret the apparent disparity of quality amps low output and quality speakers needing more?

Pass Labs INT250.  You will never look back and find nothing better.