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I put this together over the last six months - all used from Audiogon. I'd like to get some new speakers within the next six. I listen to all types of music, from jazz to rock to classical. My budget for speakers will probably be around $2000 and I'd like to audition some if possible.

Any recommendations?
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    • Cambridge Audio Azur 640C
    Great for the money. Bought used.
    • Signal Cable Analog Two
    CD Player to Pre. Standard terminations
    • Adcom GFP-565
    Bought used.
    • Signal Cable Analog Two
    Pre to Amp. Standard terminations.
    • Adcom GFA-545 mkII
    Bought used.
    • JBL LX-44
    3-way speakers on stands. Early 90's.
    • VTI BL404SB
    Solid construction and great looks for the price.
    • NAD C-420
    Great tuner for the price. Bought used.

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Yeah, I have a pile of unmatched audio equipment before I figured out that I needed a direction. It's part of the learning curve.

I think at your budget, an integrated amp wouldn't be bad. Going separates for separates sake doesn't always mean better until you get into the expensive stuff. And they even have expensive integrated amps that rival separates.

Please head Studio1's advice. It took me awhile to figure out about tubes, and now I love them. I do use solid state as well.

I have a great audio dealer. And as much as I enjoy everyone’s opinions on this forum, I always regret when I go off of them when I can’t audition. Then, I got to my dealer and get what I should have gotten to begin with (after wasting money) and never regret it. An honest dealer that gets to choose the brands he sells (not locked into selling a certain brand) is invaluable. I’ll pay list price when I could buy used for half price just to give back.

Have fun!

robm321