So you've just heard speakers that blew you away


and you can afford them. What do you do? Do you buy them and put them into your system or do you purchase the whole system you heard them with? I've been getting back into audio this last year and I've decided to sell of everything that I've put together over the last 45 or so years. Even the Stax headphones will be sold. I have been fortunate to have a friend sell me his integrated and it was the one I heard the new speakers with. I upgraded the cables I heard them with in the store, but I did stay with the same brand as it's the most neutral cables I've heard. I even went with the DAC he had in the system. I've always felt that no component seems to sound the same once you change anything in the system and I finally found a dealer who seems to have the same ear as I do and I'm trusting him and having a BALL again. I dont' even have the speakers or cables yet and I'm still loving my new system.

How do you guys do it?
ctsooner

Showing 2 responses by akg_ca

Assuming budgets present the roadblock to instant nirvana ..... Patience, patience, patience! There is no other magic bullet.

System synergy matters BIG TIME as you have just experienced

So outline the plan to swap it all over and then stick to it, with the upgrades as funds permit.
' ...Don't forget the room as it plays a big part as well....'

= + 1 ON THIS POINT.