I lived in a city that had an army base once and the local pawnshops usually had good selections of audio equipment. When someone was transferred out,they sold their stuff that would then get bought by guys(and women) who transferred in.
It seems to me that with the mobility needed to serve in the military and what you said about different listening rooms,using the shops and audiogon make sense.
You can figure what you want,what you can afford,and put together a temporary system-knowing it will be for sale in a couple/three years.
It seems to me that with the mobility needed to serve in the military and what you said about different listening rooms,using the shops and audiogon make sense.
You can figure what you want,what you can afford,and put together a temporary system-knowing it will be for sale in a couple/three years.