...it'll come step by step. The best is to buy something that you won't feel negative for a certain period of time before you'll realize you need to upgrade. Meaning If you go for the very basic lo to mid-end you might very soon want to upgrade it.
First thing for me was details and clean sond(Creek 4330R)then I felt that dynamics were not as good as you would expect from fusion jazz or jazz-rock. It has guts to push the driver but doesn't have guts to stop it. Drum sounded longer than it had to sound as well as base -- totally uncontrolled.
Second thing was Bryston 3b-st Well detailed, dynamic, a great driver, but no warmth in mid-range and highs are rather harsh than detailed.
Third thing selling Bryston to get TUBES preferably with "balls".
First thing for me was details and clean sond(Creek 4330R)then I felt that dynamics were not as good as you would expect from fusion jazz or jazz-rock. It has guts to push the driver but doesn't have guts to stop it. Drum sounded longer than it had to sound as well as base -- totally uncontrolled.
Second thing was Bryston 3b-st Well detailed, dynamic, a great driver, but no warmth in mid-range and highs are rather harsh than detailed.
Third thing selling Bryston to get TUBES preferably with "balls".