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In Reply to: What would you do?? posted by muzak lvr on March 16, 2005 at 22:09:37:
The obvious answer is if your satisfied, do nothing. But if you just have to do something with your time:First, you might want to get an spl meter and a test cd and actually measure the frequency response of your system at your listening position. You might be surprised, and that might at least prompt you to experiment with the positioning of your speakers.
Second, for fun, without sacrificing amp power, do some research and see if you can find cheaper components that do as good a job as the ones you have now.
Third, if you like visiting audio dealers, spend some time auditioning speakers. As Richard says below, speakers make the most difference. But take your time and really figure out the differences between the speakers available in the market. See if you can use that spl meter and test disc you're going to buy to understand what you're hearing when you listen to speakers.
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