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Missing the forest for the trees

Something I've been reflecting about, of late. With time and experience, I've been pulling back trying to connect with and attempting to understand the larger picture.

Perhaps others have their unique stories and universal messages to share.

I request we keep the discussion positive and helpful. Thanks!
david_ten
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The previous series of posts were removed by the posters themselves, all in good faith. Impressive and appreciated! Thank you very much.
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Hi rar1

You said a mouthful. There is nothing like a great listening session or hearing about someone else’s.

Hi cj

Looks like alls good!

Michael Green

www.michaelgreenaudio.net

ricred1
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I think your title says it all, " Missing the forest for the trees." Myself included, so many of us continue to judge individual components(trees), as opposed to the system(forest). I submit the most fun, challenging and rewarding part of our hobby is to take individual components and combine them into a system that provides musical enjoyment. It's frustrating because with the vast amount of components and combinations available, I'm always curious about how to go to the next level within my financial means. Can I grow to be content with my system?
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