How much is about the recording


For myself, I'm comfortable in knowing I have arrived. At my own personal audio joy through years of empirical data and some engineering knowledge and application. I just wonder how many like minded individuals find as much joy in finding the best recordings vs the perceived next best gear. Peace.
pwayland
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I am there. Happy with the gear I have, in the context of my listening habits, living space and room limitations (that are many).

Not a single gear expense in the last 6 months, just musical joy, which was all what was intended to start with  

 

Big deal to me. Fortunate to have an acoustically treated dedicated listening room. Figured out the setup. Now it's all about the recording quality. I grade every album I hear A,B,C,D based solely on sound quality.

In my collection I'm hearing about 10% class A, 50% class B, 30% class C, and 10% class D.

 

The key is to get the music you like to sound as good as it can. If you take your system too far in one direction, you'll end up with 3 CDs that sound extremely good and everything else will sound terrible. 

@russ69 

The key is to get the music you like to sound as good as it can.

Yes That is the one true goal of a music lover. Music takes precedence over the quality of the recording. 

Also it is a track by The Guess Who