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<blockquote data-quote="Flipx99" data-source="post: 3380836" data-attributes="member: 562352">Personally, I wouldn&#039;t and I do have the money to get it if that is what I really wanted.The question you have to ask yourself is this : How much value can I extract from this setup? Can I take advantage of all it&#039;s capabilities and resources?If the answer is no much and no...then you shouldn&#039;t buy it.If you don&#039;t have the installation capabilities to bring out what is so good about the F1, then it would probably be a waste of money.Personally, II am big on maximizing value....I reccomend selecting gear you think you would be best able to get that value out of. For me, it was equipment that was easy/forgiving to install. It is equipment that would sound great in so-so installs. Could others do better with my budget, I have no doubt. But when selecting equipment, match up your level of skill (instead of an arbitrary budget) with the level of equipment and I think you will be much happier.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flipx99, post: 3380836, member: 562352"] Personally, I wouldn't and I do have the money to get it if that is what I really wanted. The question you have to ask yourself is this : How much value can I extract from this setup? Can I take advantage of all it's capabilities and resources? If the answer is no much and no...then you shouldn't buy it. If you don't have the installation capabilities to bring out what is so good about the F1, then it would probably be a waste of money. Personally, I I am big on maximizing value....I reccomend selecting gear you think you would be best able to get that value out of. For me, it was equipment that was easy/forgiving to install. It is equipment that would sound great in so-so installs. Could others do better with my budget, I have no doubt. But when selecting equipment, match up your level of skill (instead of an arbitrary budget) with the level of equipment and I think you will be much happier. [/QUOTE]

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