T+A elektroakustik HV Series Components

@charles1dad
You are absolutely right i was projecting to build an all out assault rig for my Thiels but then i asked myself is it really worth spending that much money for $15K speakers.I absolutely love my Thiel CS 3.7 and i'm sure i can build a very nice rig without going all the way to crazy D'Agostino and Ypsilon prices.I still will build an outstanding rig since i know i will have a nice budget and this hobby is my number 1 passion anyway.I also want to keep some money to upgrade my headphone rig.

Thieliste, I believe that your reconsideration is logical and you’ll still have first rate amplification to drive the Thiels.
Charles

I first bought the T+A 2500R integrated to use with my Wilson Audio Sasha’s. Worked well. That amp was flawless. I then decided I wanted to upgrade so I bought the T+A 3000HV integrated. I liked the amp so much, I changed my speakers to Wilson Audio Alexia’s. I also bought the T+A MP3100HV Music Player. The two work really well together. I use all High Fidelity Cables and their MC-6 power conditioner, I use Symposium Acoustics platforms with their Rollerblocks 2+. My rack is from Core Audio Design. I am very happy with all. It is not often I hear a system I like better than this. I have no regrets on buying the T+A integrated & music player. 

Hello Musicfx,
I always enjoy reading posts from people who are genuinely happy with their audio components/systems. If people aren’t careful they can become obsessed with the equipment. The objective ( at least IMO) is to enjoy and immerse yourself in the music you love. The audio components are just a means to an end. Congratulations on your success. I suspect this system will keep you very content for years.
Charles

@musicfx  I'll echo Charles' comments...congratulations on finding the right mix for yourself and most importantly being "happy with [it] all!"

Incredibly Impressive Statement:

I liked the amp so much, I changed my speakers to Wilson Audio Alexia’s.

It isn't often one hears this. Says a whole lot about the PA 3000 HV. 

Thanks for posting here. For those of us (like myself) who are new to T+A components, any advice or additional thoughts to share will be really helpful.