Raycc, the people here on Audiogon are died in the wool audio fanatics. They really do mean well when as a group they tell you to keep the system. By audiophile standards it's a very nice system, but that doesn't mean it's a good system for you. You should ask youself the following questions:
- how many CDs do I have?
- when I listen is it the primary focus, or is the music background entertainment?
- will I set the speakers up properly for best sound and will I sit in the "sweet spot"?
If you don't have many CDs (say under 100), you primarily listen to music as a background activity and you'll position the speakers for where they look best while listening from another room, then you probably are better off selling the system and using the money for something else.
- how many CDs do I have?
- when I listen is it the primary focus, or is the music background entertainment?
- will I set the speakers up properly for best sound and will I sit in the "sweet spot"?
If you don't have many CDs (say under 100), you primarily listen to music as a background activity and you'll position the speakers for where they look best while listening from another room, then you probably are better off selling the system and using the money for something else.