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over single listening room any day.

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somewhere else.

This is why I take this hobby to the extent I do. Music can do wonderful things. It helps to find out which music really does it for you first. Then you just need to hear it on a really nice system that stimulates your ears enormously. Then you just have to set about saving up for such a system.

This is why I can take or leave movies. They are fun to watch when the occasional decent movie is released. But you don't get to go where music can take you.

basement HT is completed.

and a 10k turntable, listening to a jazz band play.

i positioned the speakers how i wanted them and closed my eyes and listened.

this was RIGHT when I was the head FOH engineer at a jazz club. It sounded like i was right next to the stage and i could reach out and grab the sax player!!!!

And what would be the first album you'd listen on them once they are set-up, run-in and you have a couple of hours to spare?

live recordings sound amazing on maggies.

some jazz , beethoven. the police(if I feel they dont hurt the maggies with the kicks etc...(might though)

I dont know when I would purchase them, id have to be at a very succesful point to do it, cuz i would spend about 250k to do it right )aie yie yie!!!!!

thanks for giving me a goal, the porsche 993 or gt 40 is first though!

at least that's not what I use it for...background noise or something to listen to while I nap on the patio.

Listening to my dedicated system is something else entirely, it's a place to decompress...to experience the music not just hear it. It's a way to escape for a little while, something the quality of a whole house system would not allow.

Some ppl don't get it...I know.