[ckyr]

Hi.
I own a Schiit Valhalla amplifier that is currently connected to a peachtree integrated dac/amp. I will be moving the peachtree system to a different room and I was looking for a new, low cost integrated dad/amp system for my computer audio. Requirements are a DAC, a line out output to connect my Valhalla and an amp to be able to power small speakers.
I saw another peachtree product (music box), but it doesn't have a line out output.
Any suggestions?
Thank you.

 

[cel4145]

Why not get a standalone DAC and split the signal to your headphone amp and a separate speaker amp? If this is for desktop use, a t-amp would generally work pretty well for speakers.

 

[ckyr]

Yes, it is meant for desktop use.
 
I would prefer a compact system though. That's why I was looking into an integrated dac/amp solution with a line out option.

 

[Transmaniacon]

How about the Cambridge Audio Azur 351A?  You can get it refurbished for $299, and it meets all your specifications.

 

[ckyr]

  How about the Cambridge Audio Azur 351A?  You can get it refurbished for $299, and it meets all your specifications.

Yes, that's the type of product I am looking for. Any suggestions for similar equipment appreciated

 

[Transmaniacon]

There aren't a hole lot of digital integrated amplifiers like that, most low cost options will be analog and need a DAC for USB input.
 
Yamaha has a digital stereo receiver, the R-N500, but only Optical/Digital Coax inputs.

 

[cel4145]

Yes, it is meant for desktop use.

I would prefer a compact system though. That's why I was looking into an integrated dac/amp solution with a line out option.

The Schiit Modi 2 (or Modi 2 Uber) is a very small DAC. Then this Indeed digital amp or Topping t-amp would take up less room than the Cambridge amp if you want something very compact (check the dimension specs).