It isn't that you haven't found more expensive gear that suits your music well, it's that you haven't found gear that suits your ears well enough IMO.
I listen to mostly classic rock, metal and alternative. I've heard my music sound great on very high priced systems, and it's sounded bad on other equally priced systems. Switching to music I didn't know sounded better, but put on music I'm familiar with in a different genre - ie jazz - and the same systems have the same result.
Just my experience. If you haven't found a 'better' system that sounds good with your music, you should either keep looking or keep what you've got IMO.
I listen to mostly classic rock, metal and alternative. I've heard my music sound great on very high priced systems, and it's sounded bad on other equally priced systems. Switching to music I didn't know sounded better, but put on music I'm familiar with in a different genre - ie jazz - and the same systems have the same result.
Just my experience. If you haven't found a 'better' system that sounds good with your music, you should either keep looking or keep what you've got IMO.