Evaluation of my 2ch system

It doesn't matter what others think. It only matters what you hear.

However, I'll take this niche saying 1 step further. Idk about others but I am really good at hearing what's not good in a system. Even if I couldn't describe the negatives. Sometimes it takes a week to notice, sometimes a month, but the bads like to find it's way to the surface. 

What does this ultimately mean? Just listen and enjoy your system until you're no longer happy with the negatives. 

I had the amazing Empyrean headphone $3,000. World-class musicality, incredible tonality and timbre. Lush life-like vocal. Bass mids and treble are just musicality turned to 11. Eventually I noticed the headphones tend to sound congested here and there. This might have been an amplification issue, can't say for sure. The point is your ears will eventually show you what improvement is needed. 

I think you have a great system.  I would upgrade your streamer/dac to another level.  The most incredible deal right now is a Meitner MA3 which can be had for $8000 new.  To improve upon the sound of this unit one would have to spend over $20-25k.  A lessr expensive option would be the Wattson Madison LE which is $5k msrp.

@mowntnbkr 

Trigger alert: this is a denigrating post. Not of your system, which is fine midfi, but of you.

Can't you tell if your own system sounds good? If you can't, no one can do it for you. What you're going to get is exactly what you're getting. Guys are going to recommend what's in their own systems. Some idiot is invariably going to tell you that you need some kind of Ethernet cable or box which is guaranteed to do absolutely nothing.

Do yourself a favor and go audition systems, as many as you can, until you start to discern trends and patterns. In other words, go educate yourself.

@devinplombier Everyone has to start somewhere. In my experience, it takes a very long time going from a noob to someone with a good understanding of audio. At least for me. 

Took me 20 years. If someone sat me down and taught me what I was hearing I’m sure I’d get it sooner. 

Things I still don’t understand -pRat. I hear it, I know it, but I don’t really get it.

Also... and this is a big one, 30-50% of good audio involves things we don't want to hear. 

@samureyex I agree, but the thing is, OP's system isn't exactly a beginner's system, right? He actually has some good components in there, it's not like Schiit and Topping type stuff. Normal noobs don't wake up in the morning and say hey I'm gonna buy me a Thorens table and SME tonearm today.

So, either he put his system together himself and he's far from a newbie and he has no business asking forum strangers how they think his system sounds, or he got it fully formed, maybe inherited it, in which case his question becomes a lot more legitimate. But if that's the case it probably would have helped if he said so.