Amp under 1200 $s for Sennheiser HD 800 ?

The Lehmann was one of the amps the HD800 was voiced with if memory serves, so a good choice in all probability.

As for the B22, if you do decide to get one grab a 2-channel as opposed to 3-channel or balanced version. The 3-channel one does nothing provably better and a whole stack of things worse.

I am interested in the Violectric myself and there are some comments in it's review thread that speak to great synergy with the Sennheiser. I'm looking at it to pair with T1 or LCD-2 myself.

Deejay - be patient, people will answer you.  Also, you can use the search bar to find existing threads where people have already answered questions like these.  Yes the violectric is a good option, especially as an amp for the hd800, although the DAC option is much more of an afterthought.  Burson makes the HA-160D, which would have a better DAC and an arguably better amp section.  Meier makes (made) the the symphony, you'll only be able to find it used.  Red Wine Audio makes the Isabellina which sells around 1250 used if you can find it, and Luxman makes the DA-200, although that will run closer to $2000.

Sometimes audiophilia makes music anything from simple.  People focus too much on the recording quality and not as much on the actual music.  The V200 is a better than the BCL, though not necessarily better than the Burson.  I like the Red Wine Audio Isabellina HPA better than the V200, for both the HD800 and the LCD-2, but again, the cost may be prohibitive for some as it is $2500 new.  I don't think you'd be dissapointed ordering the V200 or the Burson.

I do like the Burson a lot, if I'm not getting a 4 channel beta22 soon, I will certainly keep it.

Oher amps have eclipsed the BCL at this point, although I have only heard it once or twice and it wasn't bad with the hd800.