I started my in home audio journey back in mid 70s with basic Pioneer and Denon Electronics and BIC speakers; quickly moving up to other electronic ie. Harman/Kardon, Tandberg, Nakamichi and Thorns and speakers ie. Klipch, Mission and Vandersteen. By mid 80s I fell in love with the Quad ESL 63s and even though I experimented with a lot of other speakers over the years, the Quads was my main stay speakers for over 20 years - powering them with PSE, Bryston and Krell. Following my work and moving into a considerably smaller living space, I had to sacrifice my Quads and hopes for getting a pr. of Apogee Duetta Sigs. for something considerably smaller.
Now, back in a larger living space with a dedicated audio room, my journey has started over. Following my love for stats and ribbons, I had chance to pick up a pr. of the little Maggie 1.7s and fell in love with their clean open sound. My goal now is to move up to a larger set of Maggies or, If I get the budget a pr. of the Sound Lab 545s or 645s, with an up grade in my CDP and phono cartridge. With hundreds of LPs and CDs, I have no interest in streaming.....Jim
Now, back in a larger living space with a dedicated audio room, my journey has started over. Following my love for stats and ribbons, I had chance to pick up a pr. of the little Maggie 1.7s and fell in love with their clean open sound. My goal now is to move up to a larger set of Maggies or, If I get the budget a pr. of the Sound Lab 545s or 645s, with an up grade in my CDP and phono cartridge. With hundreds of LPs and CDs, I have no interest in streaming.....Jim