It’s all a matter of degree

@jerryg123 ,

I forgot about the Pocket Fisherman.  With that being said, my wife and I are on our third Showtime Rotisserie Oven.  Put a Perdue Oven Stuffer Roaster in it and 2 hours later, the juiciest and most delicious chicken you ever had. 

Hey I had 901s and loved them.but it must be 20 years ago since I heard them....

I love music and I love my equipment, but my reality is that I am on a fixed income since my unforeseen retirement. That hasn't prevented me from completely overhauling my setup during Covid, but it does limit my options to mostly used equipment.  This isn't a problem, as there are more than enough people out there that swap equipment like I change my underwear.

An added benefit of buying used is that my resale price is often the same, or more than what I paid. Buying audio equipment new is the same as buying a new car. You lose 30% just driving it off the lot.

Tweaking is what you do with inferior systems.

Ridicuslously misguided....

Any system AT ANY PRICE must be controlled mechanically, electrically and acoustically...

An audio system is not a lamborghini, ready to use and plug with a key....

Educate yourself instead of mocking people who try to improve their own...

Study acoustic it will be a beginning...Before posting...

Or go on with the mass market conditioning of gear in audio magazine...

Tweaking is what you do with inferior systems.