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Intuition

Posted by jedrider on November 20, 2020 at 07:22:29:
Eventually, you develop intuition on what to upgrade in your system to attain further satisfaction. At least, I did.
Most upgrades are real and not imaginary. I've even upgraded down in cost as it does happen.
Yes, a turntable/cartridge upgrade could be in your future, but is it the right upgrade for now? Maybe not.
Depends upon how many records you have. When I was collecting, my turntable system was modest. After I collected enough, I eventually upgraded, but I don't take in any mediocre records, especially, condition wise.