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RE: Then... Wassup ....!!

Posted by RGA on July 4, 2017 at 18:10:41:
"You're assuming I haven't heard much better speakers, or owned much better speakers."

I assumed no such thing. You are making the mistake of projecting what you think I am saying when I have said no such thing. No one person can hear every product on the market nor can they hear them all in ideal circumstances - Audio Shows are TERRIBLE places to evaluate the sound of audio equipment and yet most people including reviewers base much of their opinions on show results.

Dealers can be much better but then it depends on the dealer.

What I mean by experience is that in the future you may hear something you have never heard before. And the "new" item may very well displace what you like now.

It doesn't matter if you have heard 5 speakers or 500. The new to you speaker may still make you rethink your speakers.

I have just reviewed an $800 push pull amp that made me rethink what can be done with relatively inexpensive amps and from push pull.

You never know what can come along and surprise you.

My latest surprise and review is the little KingKo amp