Have you ever tried a pair of speakers and said this Is the last thing I will ever need.

I have just tried moving a pair of Magneplanar 3.7i speakers and said this Is the last heavy awkward thing I will ever heft into the house, assemble and move around.

Will, I agree monitors really does draw you to the music, my friend Markr got me involved on single driver omega, very simple but they just draw you ,they are addictive, .  Spencer sometimes it's fun to hear overachieving cheap speakers perform, also I have to rotate to maintain them.I agree different taste and strokes.Sorry for this late response. Bon

I believe I have found myself in this predicament just recently.

Speakers upgrade was on the cards for quite a while, as my speaker rig was trailing my headphone setup performance wise, and I felt I could do better. Tried a few things and while I liked some, nothing felt like "this is it". Until the Kii THREE. They were a bit more expensive than I planned, but what the hell - I was getting the last set of speakers I'll ever need!

They not only blow all other systems I know - they blew my own system too! All I need now is a USB to AES/EBU converter and volume control. So I managed to salvage the Lynx Hilo that can do that (among other things), but the rest of my gear will soon be up for sale. Unless my kids will scavenge some bits and pieces, which they sometimes do.

Cheers

I purchased a pr of Revel Salons about 5 years ago and definitely felt that this was the speaker to say "this is it". It's superior in every way. So why did I just buy a pair of Wilson Yvette's? The something new fever hit and that was that. Conclusion to story is that both are great speakers and either should serve longtime for anyone. Until the itch comes again,