Piega P10s.....are they still contenders?


I have owned the P10s for about 10 months now, which is nearing a record for me. I still love them but the itch to look at other things is getting the best of me. Most of the time I think there is nothing out there I can afford that can replace them. But it's always nice to look. Are these once giants still viable, or has time marched on?

Shakey
shakeydeal
What you are saying is what most of us feel often. ...You like the sound, but maybe something would look better, sound better, have better bass, etc., etc. The trick is to appreciate that, if a genie offered you 3 times what you could afford to pay to upgrade, and you did ALL the research, auditioning, and testing, and then bought what you found to be the best, you'd have the same feeling at some point after that, probably soon.
So, the problem is with you. Think hard about what you want and do a lot of research, and then audition in your own system if you can. I still have the same bug you are talking about, and I have taken my own advice as I just stated, and I have had the same speakers for 6 years.
Piega's are very nice speakers by the way.
I have a pair of C8s and a pair of AP3s. I have run both with a Cary CAD 200 (Solid State, 350 watts into the Piega 4 ohm load). This is not the amp to run with the C8s. The AP3's on the other hand, it's a match...when I hook the C8s up, someday in the future, I have every intent of running monoblocs or some big voltage/big wattaage amp (incl. integrated). These guys LOVE power.
why not find speakers that are easy to sell and just buy them and try them ?

if you like change for its own sake, then variety will make you happy. it's all about being entertained. it doesn't matter what you try, so long as the physical and emotional cost is not overwhelming. just play and have fun.