Sit down at the computer with pen & paper & start taking notes by searching the archives, both here & at AA. When you've compiled a list of pieces that seem like they fit your listening parameters, then you can start auditioning. Please also research auditioning, taking into account new vs. used vs. bricks & mortar vs. the web.
There are also a few other important considerations, specifically your room & your AC. The room plays a huge role in the overall sound & synergy issues & AC should also be considered. Do some research in these areas too.
That's it in a nutshell & that should keep you busy for many hrs. You'll be glad you took the time to do a little research, as you'll have a better understanding of what's out there & the interplay between it all.
Welcome to A-gon & I suggest you make decisions based on what you hear (in home auditions are best), not what somebody else tells you sounds best, although reviews & suggestions can be a good place to get information. I would be hesitant to make any recommendations based on such a broad question & simply suggest you do some research.
There are also a few other important considerations, specifically your room & your AC. The room plays a huge role in the overall sound & synergy issues & AC should also be considered. Do some research in these areas too.
That's it in a nutshell & that should keep you busy for many hrs. You'll be glad you took the time to do a little research, as you'll have a better understanding of what's out there & the interplay between it all.
Welcome to A-gon & I suggest you make decisions based on what you hear (in home auditions are best), not what somebody else tells you sounds best, although reviews & suggestions can be a good place to get information. I would be hesitant to make any recommendations based on such a broad question & simply suggest you do some research.