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In Reply to: Have I Reached The Point Of Diminishing Returns? posted by RandyB&W on July 27, 2014 at 18:01:34:
The ratio of cost to improvement is 10:1. Mind you, this is just my opinion. What it means is that as you decide to improve your sound system, the closer you get the further you move away. The increase in sound quality, or perceived improvement is with an exponential increase in cost.But all is not lost. The options are to buy used equipment but more importantly to realize that there is no ultimate goal. What I have realized is that I will tweak and change hardware if it's affordable - meaning not very often. My focus is more on finding music that I don't have but think I might enjoy.
Hope this helps.
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Follow Ups
- To my mind it's always been the same. - StephenJK 18:17:52 07/27/14 (4)
- RE: To my mind it's always been the same. - Goober58 08:52:09 07/28/14 (0)
- Your focus is my focus. - jusbe 18:38:13 07/27/14 (2)
- I agree, but there are many paths. - StephenJK 18:45:07 07/27/14 (1)
- Yup. Off to the record store. -t - jusbe 13:19:16 07/28/14 (0)
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