@serjio How do you know ghdprentice hasn’t impact people through volunteering and charity?
I am disappointed in your judgmental comment.
For those of you who had spent over hundred thousand dollars for your sound system.
Do you think, in retrospect, that you could have gotten better sound quality out of your sound system with much less money spend. Do you have any regrets for spending huge amount of $$$? If you can start all over again, what would be different this time around? Let’s talk about electronics only and not room improvement for now. I know they go together, but the subject becomes very broad - assume your room is near perfect for sound reproduction.
P.S. Mike Levine, please don't shy away from the subject.
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Everything is relative. $100k to some folks is a significant amount of money and $100k to other folks is less than they pay in taxes, give to charity, etc. I have been into my system since I was 14 - and did I ever regret a purchase? Kinda, once I bought a NAD integrated rated at 85 watts per channel and it didn't sound good to me. It simply wasn't creating a good sound stage. I took it back to the dealer and bought the 150 watt integrated and that solved the problem. Over the years, I've upgraded my system and I've enjoyed the process. And I've enjoyed the process with friends too. I always thought that's true for others too. |
@meiatflask well done! |