Thank you vougeot for your kind words.
I think most of us here learn a LOT from each other. There are also other forums with nice people helping and advising like head-fi.
One of the things I've learned, and I'm only been a few years on this "hobbie", is that you don't have to spend multithousand dollars to get a sound that can compete with almost every system out there, you just have to spend it right. Of course it cant be done with a cheap system, but you don't have to spend tens of thousands of dollars.
Jim Smith, the author of the book "Get Better Sound", once said something like this: "if you have a nice system and you hear better sound at a dealer's shop or at a show, you have work to do at home improving your system's voicing and installation" and I couldn't agree more. By the way, I totally recomend his book and his articles about subwoofers installation.
I think most of us here learn a LOT from each other. There are also other forums with nice people helping and advising like head-fi.
One of the things I've learned, and I'm only been a few years on this "hobbie", is that you don't have to spend multithousand dollars to get a sound that can compete with almost every system out there, you just have to spend it right. Of course it cant be done with a cheap system, but you don't have to spend tens of thousands of dollars.
Jim Smith, the author of the book "Get Better Sound", once said something like this: "if you have a nice system and you hear better sound at a dealer's shop or at a show, you have work to do at home improving your system's voicing and installation" and I couldn't agree more. By the way, I totally recomend his book and his articles about subwoofers installation.