Use this forum to your advantage by searching the archive and seeing what other reputable members are using with your individual components. If no information is found, ask. Also, call the manufacturers. For example, If you own a particular type of speaker, call the manufacturer and ask them what they recommend for amplification. You may want to go to a show...perhaps RMAF in Denver and see what other folks are using with your gear. Instead of trial and error, ask first. That being said, trial and error is a good thing; as you have found out it is a learning experience, albeit an expensive one.
System matching can be difficult...
Anyone have good ideas on system matching ?
I got to the point where I can hear individual gears in a system, and point out the weak link, but system matching still is difficult for me - fine tuning it.
I am beginning to think this is the reason for my constant upgrade bug - If I were better at matching gears, perhaps I will settle down with a system for a long time to come...
I got to the point where I can hear individual gears in a system, and point out the weak link, but system matching still is difficult for me - fine tuning it.
I am beginning to think this is the reason for my constant upgrade bug - If I were better at matching gears, perhaps I will settle down with a system for a long time to come...