looking to build best vintage solid state system


In an attempt to save money I am looking to gain knowledge about the best system using equipment that is 7+ years old. I am a beginner so I am open to all the suggestions. Mostly listen to Jazz, bassa nova, folk, and latin.
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Amplifiers: Acurus A150(good all around performer at a budget, never agressive sounding), Arcam Delta 290 (more natural midrange than Accurus, but weaker bass), Pass Labs Aleph3(One fo the best amplifiers I have heard at any price, natural, detailed, musical, but only 30 watts/ch, used for ar ound 800 - 900).
CD player: Sony 707ES (brought mine to a local high-end shop, easily embarrassed a CAL 2-box player and a Rotel $1400machine with switchable dither, was equivalent to a $5000 EAD)
My favorite sepakers are anything Spica, but they do tend to have limited bass output, and the Angelus drivers were fairly easy to destroy. Another great speaker was the Audio Physic Spark.
email me. I have some great suggestions. I.E., Hafler XL-600 amplifier, etc. Jim
Thanks for the feedback thus far. budget of $2,000 and will upgrade over time. The 7 year is a random year. nothing special about it.
I'm not sure 7 years old qualifies as vintage. IMHO you need to go back to the 80's for that. I've picked up some great deals on early 90's amplifiers . B&K M200 Sonota monoblocks are hard to beat for the $'s. I have Bedini 100.100 (late 80's, but updated by Bedini 3 years ago) and it's fantastic. Early 90's Conrad Johnson amps are also great. There are some great preamps available the too - as long as you don't want remote control. I would stick to new for digital sources though - or at least 2000+.