For those of you who had spent over hundred thousand dollars for your sound system.

I am glad that I do not operate at this price level. $100k would be either too much or too little for me, and I am talking only one analogue source. $100k is just $25k multiplied by four - one for source, one for electronics, one for speakers and one for cables. It will give you a great sound but not top sound.

@inna If I’m not mistaken, we are talking about 100k and up and later on we lowered the standard from 50k and up to the sky. So where are you on this scale? We’d like to hear from you - the guy with over 6671 posts.  Please, tell us about the great sound you have. 

How do you find out if you could have got better sound cheaper?

It is in the nature of decisions that once made there can be no going back.  You choose your road and never see the others.  Yes you could sell it all up and buy cheaper.                But why, assuming you don't need the money?  

We should cut out hypotheticals here, they go nowhere.

The core of my system is almost 20 years old, with only power treatment and my music server being added in the last five years.  The speakers, linestage and amp are probably worth more now than when they were purchased because they are made with very collectible parts (the amp and linestage are essentially built with Western Electric parts, the midrange driver/horn are very rare Western Electric components).  I really don't intend to change any component out.  I might upgrade the crossover of my speaker or add better internal wiring to the speakers, but, I don't do much in the way of swapping out components.  

@inna 

To extend the OP’s comments. We would love to see your virtual system… sounds like a great one. Hard to appreciate unless we can see the components in its venue. Thanks.