Thoughts: Mofi Sourcepoint 888 vs Fyne Audio 501sp?

I would very much like to audition the MoFi 888 due to the rave reviews (though there are not many out there). I don't know the Fyne, but will Google it. 

Not the 501SP, nevertheless:

https://www.stereophile.com/content/fyne-audio-f301-loudspeaker-measurements

And https://www.stereophile.com/content/fyne-audio-f500sp-loudspeaker-measurements

888:

https://www.erinsaudiocorner.com/loudspeakers/mofi_soucepoint_888/

I’ve not heard the MoFi but have heard the 501SP and it was an outstanding speaker in all respects.

@patrickdowns   Be very skeptical about over the top rave reviews when regarding budget components. These high profit(%) products need to be sold in volume and quickly before the next claimed "Giant Killer" appears. Remember the speaker is only 1 link in the audio chain, focus on possible system synergy. To many Audiophiles focus on an individual component than the system as a whole.

@dayglow re "Be very skeptical about over the top rave reviews when regarding budget components. These high profit(%) products need to be sold in volume and quickly before the next claimed "Giant Killer" appears."

For sure! Andrew Jones (the designer, right?) has a stellar reputation, but yes, given the way they are sold, I am sure there is healthy markup. Buying direct from the manufacturer of brands that don’t have huge markup is IMO better. My Vandersteen 2CE Signature IIIs were an excellent value when I bought them 5 years ago (from a good dealer), and the price has gone up. I’d have to spend a lot more now to do much better, so I am not in any hurry. I move at glacial speed, because that 30-50% hit one takes flipping components all the time is death by a thousand paper cuts!

I don’t make changes in my system much, and have great synergy with what I have now. Synergy is so underrated, important, and often badly understood my newbies or people who think that just throwing money like darts at an a la carte menu of best components works. Nope! Cheers.