Audio System Harmonization

To put it in a nutshell, it can be characterized as selection and connection (connect) of audio components.
But is it enough? …
This phrase (audio system harmonization) is applicable as for its meaning and sense to the stereo systems (audio equipment) which are classified as Hi-End.
What is Hi-End?
Again, it is difficult to fit a lot of information about the phenomenon Hi-End in a few lines.
But still…
Audio equipment and its components, which make up the stereo system, are:
A – a signal source — reading devices of various formats (LP (turntables), CD players, tape recorders, MD (mini disc players), etc.)
B — amplifier systems (audio amplifiers)
C – acoustic systems (speakers)
D — cables (network, interconnecting, feeding) are also taken into account when choosing such a system.
If all these components are properly chosen and work in such a way that the listener (the user) gets the greatest amount of information from the phonogram, we can assume that this stereo system is a harmonized audio system.
We should also note and record what exactly one needs to seek at first when creating a system and what the listener (the user) needs to hear – it is the amount of information in a phonogram!
LOW QUALITY OF STEREO SYSTEM OPERATION RESULTS IN LOW INFORMATION FLOW AS WELL!

P.S.L.