"I am really bad in this hobby as I am constantly changing my amps out. It is ridiculous."
The first thing you need to do is stop spending.
"Anyways, I love the look of the tube amps. So am I nuts for wanting to swap out the Pass for this pairing. Will I notice a big sound difference. Would you?"
The only person that can answer that question is you.
" I do not spend a lot of time researching things and just buy on a whim, tht is my style, not good but it is impossible to predict sound with so many variables so I just dive in. There is a cost associated with this behavior but hey...Thank you."
There is, in deed, a cost to all this. If you don't stop buying new gear and don't figure out where you're going wrong, you're just getting started.
You can start out by listening to as much equipment as you can. The idea is to find out what types of things you do like in a system, and the things you don't. During this process, you'll notice that your likes and dislikes will come into focus. It makes it a lot easier to buy equipment.
The first thing you need to do is stop spending.
"Anyways, I love the look of the tube amps. So am I nuts for wanting to swap out the Pass for this pairing. Will I notice a big sound difference. Would you?"
The only person that can answer that question is you.
" I do not spend a lot of time researching things and just buy on a whim, tht is my style, not good but it is impossible to predict sound with so many variables so I just dive in. There is a cost associated with this behavior but hey...Thank you."
There is, in deed, a cost to all this. If you don't stop buying new gear and don't figure out where you're going wrong, you're just getting started.
You can start out by listening to as much equipment as you can. The idea is to find out what types of things you do like in a system, and the things you don't. During this process, you'll notice that your likes and dislikes will come into focus. It makes it a lot easier to buy equipment.