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If it has to be Apple Music consider the Eversolo Play and spend the rest on speakers. I'd even consider getting the original model Klipsch Sevens for $800 on Amazon. Your proposed system seems overly fussy even for an audiophile.

A little outside the box, but right now Amazon has renewd Klipsch The Sevens active speakers on sale for $799.https://www.amazon.com/Klipsch-Heritage-Inspired-Powered-Speakers/dp/B0DVBMN3D4/?th=1 They're very well-reviewed and offer 100 watts per channel, a built in DAC, a sub output, and phono, dig

Lots of good suggestions already. I'll throw a pair of Klipsch The Sevens active (self-powered) speakers into the mix. They stream and have an internal DAC which means they function like your current Sonos speaker. The internal amps deliver 100 watts to each speaker. They've gotten lots of great rev

Ist ein Ortofon OM 10. Da ich mich mit Nadeln kaum auskenne, weiß ich leider nicht, was und wie man hier upgraden kann. Bzgl. Boxen: ich bin mit den Klipsch eigentlich happy, hätte aber vermutlich statt den Fives die "Sevens" nehmen sollen, die gab es damals aber nirgendwo. Die Phonobox s2 und die u

Amazon has the sevens and the nines by klipsch on sale….a pretty significant sale And those speakers are plug and go…no need for an amp

I definitely understand and was anticipating Eversolo Play recommendations. Personally I don't mind plugging my phone or laptop in to get lossless. I've seen mixed reviews on the Eversolo regarding its standby mode, Airplay connectivity (which my fiancée would almost certainly still use over the nat

Use the eq in the app to tame the bass a little and maybe turn the treble down a few notches. Get a sub to to really open up your experience. Ive had fives for a few years in my secondary setup with our TV and they've exceed my expectations. The fives/sevens/nines are the only klipsch speakers I wou

The more I do this, the more I lean towards used new/newer, or open box. I love vintage from the mid 60s to very early 80s and may have more than a number of folks, but ultimately I'm beginning to feel like the work involved in vintage may not quite manage to meet the listening payoff when everythin

I have a pair of open box Klipsch The Sevens that I got for around $700 off ebay and I would argue that it would be unrealistic to expect anything better than that for the price. Since you already have the amp I imagine you could get an even better pair of passive bookshelf Klipsch speakers like RP-

It depends on what you want. If you want the best sound get a receiver and setup a traditional surround sound system or if you want a more simple set up get some good bookshelf speakers. That’ll sound better and be more affordable than any sound bar or wireless system. Try the Klipsch Sevens or Five