Carefully reread Dr. West’s statement quoted below. If you want to spend your money for purely aesthetic reasons, you are free to do so. However, avoid masking your hedonism with real arguments that are not within your competence, unless you are an acoustic physicist or engineer working in this field. Upgrading is a serious behavioral disorder. So is constantly asking the same questions in the hope of receiving the answer we like the most.
I don’t want to offend anyone, but I would like to see more respect shown to those who do this work and give impartial advice. Those who own snd use Sound Lab loudspeakers should be enthusiasts who have moved beyond the childish phase of upgrading at any cost. You start by replacing the feet, continue with ‘special’ power cables, remove the brilliance control, and end up removing the dust covers and adding a supertweeter.