I hear you @coltrane1 I find myself using the the demo Innous Zenith I bought on the cheap more and more.
Law Of Diminishing Returns?
I'm curious about what you enthusiasts think of the product or price that eclipses your definition of "value".
As an example I have a rich buddy that just spent 100K upgrading his (former) Pass 600s / Bryston / B&W Signature 800s / JL Fathom 8 speaker system. I have a discerning ear and cannot hear the difference between the old system and his new S5M Perlistons (4) , Anthem AVN90, ,ATI amp AT6005 (4) and four subs.
This got me to thinking- 80% more money for maybe 20% more sound quality?
Where is the sweet spot for the discerning ear and the affluent but not Billionaire (think Doctor/Lawyer/Indian Chief) budget? Can you get 80% HiFi sound for 20K or do you need to spend 100K to get that HiFi sound?
-Asking for a friend :)
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@nonoise post rings so true. I do not have the resources to get to the point of DR, so when I make an investment, it usually is a net, net gain for me. Meaning it is well thought out and researched.
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@coltrane1 love your post, also the key is you are content (for now?) with your system. Great job! |