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> absolutely improve noticeably even up to $10-15k Except, they don't. The only reason to buy a 15k speaker is to gain a higher SPL before distortion kicks in
by nvarsj 4y ago
> absolutely improve noticeably even up to $10-15k
Except, they don't. The only reason to buy a 15k speaker is to gain a higher SPL before distortion kicks in, or you want some cool feature or aesthetics.
For a home user just seeking good (accurate) music reproduction, there is not much point to spending more than a couple grand on a 2.1 system.
Beyond that, you are best to spend money on EQ, then room treatments and extra subs to try and sort out the low end (the most challenging aspect of music reproduction).
- alfalfasprout 4y ago> there is not much point to spending more than a couple grand on a 2.1 system. Well, that's a personal choice right? Improvements are noticeable up to the point I mentioned. But is it worth it? Nobody can possibly answer that for you.
- aforwardslash 4y agoThere are actually some streaming services offering atmos and high-res audio, so the market is actually quite interesting right now if you have the budget for the equipment. A top of the line experience will cost you a bit north of $1000 per channel assuming you dont get too picky with the speakers, do would be 7+2 -> 9K for a full blown domestic system. The audiophile crowd is buying 2 channel dac systems at a third of that value, just because.