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Flagship product to build around

While my current system sounds good to me I know it can be better.  I do believe that vinyl makes it easier to take the next step in sound reproduction but the hassle involved of cleaning, storing and just the limited play time of an album side  removes it from my consideration for this question.

I want to build my system around a flagship product.  Where would I start?  My listening area is large my musical preference is female vocalists and I prefer lower power SET amps and really efficient speakers.

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serjio
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for vocals and small ensembles there is nothing better than the full range ... English lowther + subwoofer cabasse ... or audio nirvana 15" alnico (but the body will have to be ordered and tuned from a very good master of musical instruments ... you yourself will not do anything good and the usual the carpenter will not do it - this is an illusion)

source cd - buy the most expensive ayon (5 ...10)

erik_squires
15,663 posts
 

Good room treatment.  My room treatment has outlasted very other piece of gear I own and helped me settle on what I have.

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jasonbourne52
2,863 posts
 

Speakers - hands down! They always make the most difference when upgrading.

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dekay
5,351 posts
 

What is your current system?

What is the room size (including any room oddities)?

What is your budget?

 

DeKay

ohlala
1,231 posts
 

I like Voxativ speakers and amplification. Sure they're rolled off, but the tone is fantastic as are the bass modules. Holger usually partners his systems with Totaldac sources, so not so much thought required for great sound. 

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