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In Reply to: Newbie posted by devil dog on March 11, 2007 at 07:32:37:
- the best values are in used gear (especially when starting out). DIY offers even better value if you are so inclined.
- there are many good gear suggestions here, dont get too hung up on any one model or one brand.
- when you get to upgrades, consider only one component at a time.
- it takes many weeks/months to really experience a component.
- if you cannot hear a big difference immediately, it is not worth the upgrade.
- i really like 'bruce from dc' s modest expectations principle.
- pay attention to the room and placement, there is a lot of free improvements to be gained there.
- the quality of the recording makes an enormous difference, especially when evaluating gear.
- do not put speakers on a bookshelf. Also,floorstanders often takeup as much room as stand mounted ones.
- dont rush into any decision and have fun.LOL
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- some random thoughts... - Arvind Kohli 09:39:12 03/13/07 (1)
- Re: some random thoughts... - devil dog 16:14:45 03/13/07 (0)
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