If there is one thing you could change in your current system. What would it be?

Paying for the albums I play on it...

Finally finish my dedicated audio room, it's been 8 months of expense and changes and reimagining......hopefully by December, if my wife doesn't run out of patience first

@mylogic 

A couple of years ago at nearly seventy, I consulted with an audiologist because I was suffering from Tinnitus that was affecting my enjoyment of music. She was able to remove some stubborn wax and referred me to a guy with a microscope to operate safely deep in my ears.

He sucked out more residual wax and dead skin that had become attached to my ear drums. The result of this was an instant improvement in my hearing. I’d had no idea how deaf I’d become. The Tinnitus also reduced considerably.

Music sounded amazing again. Surprisingly, I found on my 70th birthday that I could now follow several people talking around a table with ease. My social confidence was increased considerably. My deafness had been making me anti-social. It was all the most wonderful birthday present.

I could so easily have never visited the lady and just given up on music. I have since got back in vinyl which I'd previously given up. 

@newton_john 

So pleased to hear (ha ha) you are hearing better. I am coming up to 72 so we are in the same league.

A lot of my posts l try to inject a little humour as well as addressing the issue under discussion. The easiest solution is often the best and you have proved it.
 

l have noticed that in the UK ear specialists are springing up everywhere and not only in aging population eariers (intended joke) An easy upgrade for your “own personal system”
 

Some audiologists are now offering a mobile service and come to their patients houses. Consider it an M.O.T* Yearly inspection.

*In the UK a Ministry of Transport test certificate is a legal requirement for your vehicles safety. (Explanation offered for our American friends)
 

@mylogic 

Thank you for your kind and amusing comments. 
I was grateful for such a good outcome. Many others are not so fortunate.