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| I should start with speakers. This I know. I’d like to establish a new system. Given this opportunity I will likely open up to other options I’m sure. Reading comments on Joseph Audio and Contour speakers have me swerving off my original path. This experience can more clearly narrow down my preferences (or add to the confusi... | |
| I should start with speakers. This I know. I’d like to establish a new system. I have been considering Axpona. This is a great idea. I went to CES out west back 20 years ago and it was a learning and rewarding experience. | |
| I should start with speakers. This I know. I’d like to establish a new system. I am impressed and entirely grateful for the many personalized responses to my query. This information is very specifically useful. More than I’d bargained for. No decisions yet. My main house project is still ongoing so I have time before I fin... | |
| I should start with speakers. This I know. I’d like to establish a new system. The $20k budget is to include speakers, integrated amp (or amp & preamp) | |
| I should start with speakers. This I know. I’d like to establish a new system. “HARBETH is very high on my list of top speaker choices, but - - - I consider HARBETH a musician's speaker. Classical and Jazz sound incredibly realistic.” My music taste is all over the map. I do like classical, acoustic and human voice. I’ve mo... | |
| I should start with speakers. This I know. I’d like to establish a new system. I like the idea of traveling to audio shows. I’ll need to keep an eye out for where and when can work for me. And yes, I’ll need to take my time. I was getting a bit antsy once I restarted my journey. Reading reviews and discussions herein along w... | |
| I should start with speakers. This I know. I’d like to establish a new system. This is exactly the type of discussion and feedback I was hoping for. Hilde45, Thanks for the process notes as well as thoughts from larryi and knotscot. All helpful. Brick and mortar showrooms are hard to find outside of larger metropolitan areas... |