Why is it that I suspect you really do not want advice, but are testing the community, as though there is some prize for selecting the combo that you think is best. I'm not interested in playing that game; it's a waste of my time. Imo, if you were sincere in seeking guidance, you wouldn't make it a guessing game. :(
What should be obvious to seasoned audiophiles, but is not because they pretend they can tell what outcomes will be, even when they have not set up systems, is that no one can tell you what the ultimately preferred combo will be with all that gear. The fact is, that IF you really wanted to find the ultimate set, you would need to set up all permutations of the gear. That is not practical for most, so people guess at it.
My advice? Even if you did try a majority of permutations, you will not achieve upper end sound with the majority of that gear. You do have enough that you could sell a lot of it and conduct due diligence, trying to hear products, and go for an upper end result, perhaps with two speakers to add variety.
What should be obvious to seasoned audiophiles, but is not because they pretend they can tell what outcomes will be, even when they have not set up systems, is that no one can tell you what the ultimately preferred combo will be with all that gear. The fact is, that IF you really wanted to find the ultimate set, you would need to set up all permutations of the gear. That is not practical for most, so people guess at it.
My advice? Even if you did try a majority of permutations, you will not achieve upper end sound with the majority of that gear. You do have enough that you could sell a lot of it and conduct due diligence, trying to hear products, and go for an upper end result, perhaps with two speakers to add variety.