There is no deadline, no rush, so hold on to the
Dynaudio Emit 20s
until you are SURE that you want to sell them.
Right now, you don't seem certain, so wait until you are certain.
Right now, you don't seem certain, so wait until you are certain.
Rhetorical question - Sell off or Keep (Generally speaking)
Hello Gents,
I just recently bought a pair of Kef LS50s (which I'm Luvin BTW).
So now I have a pair of Dynaudio Emit 20s sitting the floor in the back of the room.
I originally planned to upgrade to the Dynaudio Special 40s (another story all together).
I have nothing at all against the Dynaudio Emit 20s other than in my situation, the Kefs seem to be providing the next level of performance I was looking for.
I haven't swapped in the Dyns since I have connected in the Kefs, could be partially a honeymoon period I get that.
So the real question is - Keep the Dyns (As a backup pair) or part ways and move on.
I don't have another room I could create for the Dyns so I imagine they will be mainly idle.
In the past I've parted ways when upgrading however this time I'm still trying to sort this one out.
Anyway I realize there are different schools of thought on this topic. Just curious what's your M.O. when upgrading.
Thanks,
Doug
I just recently bought a pair of Kef LS50s (which I'm Luvin BTW).
So now I have a pair of Dynaudio Emit 20s sitting the floor in the back of the room.
I originally planned to upgrade to the Dynaudio Special 40s (another story all together).
I have nothing at all against the Dynaudio Emit 20s other than in my situation, the Kefs seem to be providing the next level of performance I was looking for.
I haven't swapped in the Dyns since I have connected in the Kefs, could be partially a honeymoon period I get that.
So the real question is - Keep the Dyns (As a backup pair) or part ways and move on.
I don't have another room I could create for the Dyns so I imagine they will be mainly idle.
In the past I've parted ways when upgrading however this time I'm still trying to sort this one out.
Anyway I realize there are different schools of thought on this topic. Just curious what's your M.O. when upgrading.
Thanks,
Doug