If cost was no factor, what system would you build as your main audio system?

Thanks for all of the great ideas.
It’s amazing how much good stuff, vintage and cutting edge modern, is out there and what a diversity we, as audiophiles, have in regards to the equipment that best satisfies our need for good music.
I mentioned in an earlier post that I was undecided, regarding cables, what I would choose. Regardless of how much I had to spend on equipment, I don’t believe I would spend $10k on ICs and speaker cables. Since I have no desire to tune my system or future system with cabling and believe the best cables would be the ones that impart the least amount of their own character to the mix - I have but four criteria for both speaker cables and inter connects: high conductivity; low capacitance; low inductance and high quality materials - including connectors. There are a good many cable companies i.e Clear Day Cables, Empirical Audio and others that build quality cables that meet all of those criteria, at a reasonable price. I would, no doubt, go with cables from one of those companies or stick with the ones now serving me very well and put the money saved, elsewhere on my system...Jim

There is a reason why megabuck systems have megabuck cabling. You never see the budget cables on these systems. How many people here who actually criticize the megabuck cables have actually HEARD them in a megabuck system. I'm willing to bet NONE.

Speakers: Stenheim Reference Statement
Amplifiers: Conrad Johnson ART 300s (though I bet the ARC 750 watt tube amps are beasts)
Preamp: Conrad Johnson GAT
Cables: LS-4004 Air
DAC: Brinkmann Nyquist
Turntable: The Onedof is gorgeous, but not entirely sure I'd give up DD for it...which would leave me with the Bardo!
Tonearm: Ikeda IT-345 in gold
Cartridge: Fuuga on one headshell, London Decca Reference on another
Phono Preamp: Not really sure! Perhaps the top of the line Allnic, or top of the line VAC

Berlin Philharmonic in a dedicated listening room