Have you reached your end point with this addictive hobby?

Having put together a very satisfying system over the past four years, I have only to add a better streamer to finish off my system.  I believe I am at the point that even minor, incremental improvements could prove to be quite costly … the cost likely way out of proportion with improvement achieved.  Given my point in life, almost 80, and my satisfaction with my present system, I foresee only minor improvements, such as better interconnects and perhaps room correction, maybe active and passive.  

I will have to let my audio magazine subscriptions go before I can quit buying new gear.  But my wife just booked an expensive trip with her girlfriend so I feel OK to spend the same on me. [Possibly more].

Tough question.  I recently purchased a Wiim music streamer and a Schiit Audio phono stage.  Both together were about $ 800.  Not a lot of money in this hobby.  Both components work well.  I believe I'm done with large ticket items, with the exception of cartridges.  MC quality carts are expensive and don't last forever.  I'm 70, retired, and living on a budget...

I like tekton ulfberht?spelling.they are a bang for the buck the ceramic version takes a bit to break in.i have many speakers and they are amoung the top not price wise but value wise.i put a few watts to 1 kw through them. Sound great.there is a brittish high end company coping his desigh.mass is momentum x velocity and his circle array is lite and fast starts quick stops quick very responsive.should work great with ps audio 1200.enjoy the music.

The voice on my shoulder always asks”what more do you want out this system, room?”  Nothing me answers, just the quest for new music discovery. Unless technology creates  holograms in our presence, theoretically, within practical means, I’m there.