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There are things in your phrase that contradict each other. Vinyl setup is not applicable to the concept of "high-quality sound", it is a matter of taste. If you want quality, use a modern (digital) source. The right setup is universal and has no genre dependence. Small bookshelf speakers...

You need to think about the proper setup of your current speaker system, rather than swapping from one speaker to another. Use a DSP to correct deficiencies in your room/location, such as Dirac Live. Also, it's a good idea to throw away your vinyl if you're interested in Hi-Fi class sound –...

You have a stereotype over a stereotype and drives a stereotype. :D Hi-Fi has nothing to do with vinyl, vinyl artifacts are the opposite of accurate sound and are a matter of taste. A properly assembled setup cannot be "genre", it will be universal.

It means that it is configured incorrectly.

There is no point in overpaying for these expensive speakers. You can make any audio you want with a DSP like Dirac or SW

You need to set up your current speakers correctly, not buy new ones.

What is the point of buying this NAIM for $ 3500, if for $ 1000 you can buy an Onkyo RZ30 receiver, which has Dirac and is a more versatile device that allows you to organize not only a stereo system, but also a home theater? The same applies to the speakers, which are no better than the...

This bundle of amplifier + speakers has a very poor price-to-quality ratio. For a third of this price, you can build a better system.

The easiest, fastest, and cheapest way to integrate a subwoofer into your setup is with a room correction system, such as Dirac.

Room correction is the easiest, cheapest, and fastest way to make good sound in a bad room. To do this, you do not need to "select" speakers. That is why I consider this function to be the most important in modern audio equipment. (Personal comments deleted by moderation. Do not repeat.)

Amplifiers do not sound, they do not have "their own" sound. Amplifiers amplify, nothing more. To participate in the discussion, you first need to overcome the typical audiophile stereotype.

On the contrary. Digital correction is almost the only functionality for stereo listening, for which it is worth overpaying

For you, speakers exist separately from the room, they hang out somewhere in space, in Earth orbit, maybe? 😹

I did not mean only ready-made triphonic sets 😹

DSP processor, of course. Room is a 80% of sound quality