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Grahame
Steve's advice is exactly the advice I would give. Try using the eyepieces you have for a while. It is very easy to spend some serious cash chasing a "perfect" eyepiece and end up not happy with any of them.
So once you have had a couple of sessions, write down your impressions of the eyepieces and then come back with your thoughts and see what people say.
One of the frustrations with eyepieces is that not all eyepieces work perfectly in all scopes. But manufacturers will rarely tell you that, after all why would they want to knock out a whole market segment?
So often times you need to try other people EPs in your scope and that is where observing sessions, camps and clubs come in handy.
Cheers
Malcolm
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