Blown away with 2 speakers hifi sound!

>>> I find myself not listening to music but to the sound of speakers, if you know what I mean.<<<

I know exactly what you mean. I've been an audiophile for fifty years and have heard this statement countless times. The concept is deeply rooted in the audiophile world. I'm surprised others in this forum are not familiar with it. The most obvious symptom is skipping around your music collection listening to 30-60 second clips that sound great on your system instead of waiting for the whole song or album to play.

One of the funnest parts of being an audiophile is starting with your parent's cheap audio equipment and hearing additional sounds/music/nuances in the system as the system evolved.  In 30 years I went from my dad's Pioneer speakers (in diy cabinets) and reel to reel to Soundlab and Audio Research equipment. I still remember installing a pair of Velodyne subs and listening to the Beatles. All of a sudden I realized they have a bass player...that guy is pretty good.;) 

Enjoy the hobby! We are very fortunate.

- gongli3-
And I envy the excitement you portray. Hopefully we have all experienced that at one time or another.

gongli3 is the envy of everyone on this site.

It’s clear, many here are audio nervosa afflicted. Instead of simply letting the music take you away from this challenging time we live in, we listen to hear the faults of a recording and our system.

Not that there’s any wrong with that...
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Driving naked is normal in Santa Monica.

Beverly Hills.  Definitely unusual; at least back then

I read these comments regularly but have only posted a few times. As a 50 year audio geek working in the industry, I have spent plenty of time focusing on the reproduction at the expense of simply enjoying the music. But there are those occasions when the music takes me to a rapturous place.
Now at 68 my hearing is in decline and the nuances of audiophile discernment are outside my grasp. You’d think I would relax and just enjoy the music now, but not so. The habits of 50 years are hard to kick. 
Bravo to those who find the rapture!