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RE: Clearly identify your priorities

I agree with knowing your priorities. Knowing yourself is imperative to making decisions. And that includes 3 categories of performance qualities. First are those factors you must have. Second are qualities you hate. No matter how great your plus categories, negative ones will win out in the long run. And third are qualities that you like but are not fundamental.

I note there are a ton of speakers you are considering. You must have talked to people and read reviews. There must be speakers in your list you can eliminate from a distance safely. The smaller you can make the list the simpler, by far, you can make your process. Good luck.

By the way biases including looks as well as performance are valid ways of choosing when two products are a flip of the coin. It makes life easier.

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