Wait! If this is your “first complete system” then wait. Wait until you have lived with your system as is and first develop a solid understanding and appreciation of its sound. Fine tune speaker placement, make sure all plugs and jacks are very clean, do as Ohnwy61 suggests and live with that sound for some time. THEN experiment with “smaller tweaks”. You’ll then be able to appreciate the possible benefits far better.
Tiny bridges everywhere, but why?
As I am getting closer to my first "complete" system, I am starting to research and get opinions on smaller tweaks. The cherries on top, so to speak. The term "smaller" covers the size, cost and possible impact to SQ.
I do not know what they are called but I am seeing all sorts of devices holding up cables. Don't know why but they remind me of Navy Seals running out of the ocean with a telephone pole over their shoulder...
Thanks to this forum I have learned that everything in some way impacts SQ, so whatever these thingamabobs are called, do they impact SQ or are they a form of cable management? Both? Do materials matter? Am I going to have to splurge on rosewood versions treated with stain containing ash from one of Jerry Garcia's guitars, or could I use old shoes for now to accomplish whatever mission these fulfill?
I could have Googled this topic, but I want to hear from you - Your experience, choices, etc.
I do not know what they are called but I am seeing all sorts of devices holding up cables. Don't know why but they remind me of Navy Seals running out of the ocean with a telephone pole over their shoulder...
Thanks to this forum I have learned that everything in some way impacts SQ, so whatever these thingamabobs are called, do they impact SQ or are they a form of cable management? Both? Do materials matter? Am I going to have to splurge on rosewood versions treated with stain containing ash from one of Jerry Garcia's guitars, or could I use old shoes for now to accomplish whatever mission these fulfill?
I could have Googled this topic, but I want to hear from you - Your experience, choices, etc.