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Tom Martin fires a shot across the bow of his own magazine.

Posted by DustyC on March 17, 2020 at 11:54:40:
I got around to reading this editorial and can only nod my head and mutter "about time". Endless mixing and matching of components is the backbone of the magazines and for me it's getting old.
Taking a systems approach removes a lot of those chance variables that can get expensive over time.
I think he's ahead of the curve. A lot a twenty and thirty year olds at my office express interest in good sound but want a plug and play system that is high quality, not something that requires months worth of reading and planning.