Marco makes some great points. The less you worry about how your system performs, the more that you'll enjoy the music. Reading about other's systems, comparing notes of various products, lusting after gear, etc... all ends up detracting from the enjoyment that one could already be experiencing with what they have.
As such, i'm going to combine Marco's response with KP's. That is, if you doubt the effectiveness of Marco's comments, spend the time that you would reading about audio on the net or with a glossy rag tweaking your speakers into place and / or listening to a recording or two that you haven't heard in a while. Once you've got the speakers dialed in, you'll be amazed at how good your system sounds, regardless of what it costs or consists of. These "tweaks" would come at a mental and / or physical expense, meaning that they are by FAR the best bang for the buck since you have no money invested in them at all. Sean
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PS... Try the above and then come back here to find out what to do next : )
As such, i'm going to combine Marco's response with KP's. That is, if you doubt the effectiveness of Marco's comments, spend the time that you would reading about audio on the net or with a glossy rag tweaking your speakers into place and / or listening to a recording or two that you haven't heard in a while. Once you've got the speakers dialed in, you'll be amazed at how good your system sounds, regardless of what it costs or consists of. These "tweaks" would come at a mental and / or physical expense, meaning that they are by FAR the best bang for the buck since you have no money invested in them at all. Sean
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PS... Try the above and then come back here to find out what to do next : )