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Hello everyone! I'm shamelessly looking for advice. I'm not completely new; I bought a basic zen about 20 years ago, and some efficient speakers that someone (I forget) had designed for it. And I still love this basic system, so I know how good Decware is. BUT I have a new house with an awesome room--32 feet long, by 14 wide, 8 foot ceilings, 3 huge picture windows along the long side where I can watch the hummingbirds and butterflies and deer, and some "open plan" spaces opposite the windows. I'm retired, so hearing's not perfect--too old to be an audiophile--but I'd love to be able to immerse in music while enjoying my view, and my room is challenging for my setup (too long and narrow, many hard surfaces--and I'd like to be able to see the view without peering around speakers). So I'm hoping to get some recommendations for a new system for my "golden years."
I listen only to classical music, and not particularly loud. Bass doesn't matter to me, but accuracy does. I want to hear the detail. My favorite things are probably piano, medieval choral, and orchestral. And I guess I value the "immersive" experience of music. Looking at all the new stuff on Decware's site, I was thinking that maybe the ERRx speakers might be what I am looking for to make the most of my room, and I was attracted to the Zen integrated to go with them (maybe because it still looks like my old zen). I currently use a Rega Planet (did I say I was old?) with a bifrost dac. If there are any classical buffs out there who have discovered a good combo for classical music, I'd be deeply grateful for any advice.
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