Beta 22 or BHSE, help me pick

I am looking at buying a new amp, but I don't know what to buy. My current gear is SX-950/LCD-2 and SRM-T1/SR-507. My ultimate goal is BHSE and 007/009. I also want a dynamic rig, but not a ton of amps. I will likely keep the SX because it also powers speakers, one other dynamic amp, and a stat amp.

The Stat amp will either be the BHSE or WES, but I am heavily leaning towards the BHSE. On the Dynamic side I was thinking Audio-gd Phoenix, but I starting to push that idea aside. Now I am thinking 4 board Beta 22. 

So, I have some money coming in from a business I ventured in a few years back. I start school in 2 months and will have no income past that point. If I add up what I have, what I expect to make before I quit, the investment profit, and take out bills for the next two years, I have maybe $7000. It wouldn't be a horrible idea if I just put it into my savings account in case my car breaks before I graduate, which is a possibility. 

The question is, what to do with the money. I can buy a BHSE, and maybe an O2. That would bust my budget, leaving very little in the way of a cushion. I will also have student loans, so I could use those if I needed, but I hate owing money, so I rather it just sit it in my savings account untouched. 

I could also buy a KGSS and 02, and put a little in the bank. My issue with that plan is that I will be buying the KGSS, knowing I will sell it in a few years.

I could buy a Beta 22, and maybe a second set of dynamics. K1K is an idea, and put the rest in the bank.

I could also buy the Beta 22 and KGSS. I don't know if the KGSS will provide a large improvement over the T1 with only the Lambdas. 

What would you do if you were in this position. If you have a different idea I didn't mention, I would also like to hear it.

lol. I don't have student loans exactly. I have my school expenses covered. I should also be offered $10,000 a year in subsidized loans. I plan to take the money and stick it in a savings account. It will earn one percent, plus be extra  money should something come up. I don't know what kind of interest rate I can expect to get for a car loan, but I am thinking it may be a good idea to take the $20,000 of loans I would have accumulated over two years to buy a new car after graduating. The reason I am taking the loans is because they are subsidized. I won't be paying interest until I graduate, so I figure it doesn't hurt to accept the money and sit it in a savings account. School is covered because I should also be getting $5,000 a year in grants. Since I am going to a state school, tuition is low. The schools website has tuition plus books totaling $3,500 for the first year.

I wouldn't take out a loan just so I could buy audio gear.

Wait, they are cutting production on the BHSE? where did you hear that. I had kind of made up my mind. I was going to go with a Beta 22. I will likely pay someone. I know building it on my own would be the most cost saving, but I have never soldered anything in my life, and for some reason, I don't think this is the place to start experimenting.

If they really are discontinuing the BHSE I may have to buy one of those. It would just seem like such a waste with the lambdas, and I am not going to buy that and Omegas. I definitely want to have some extra money. The Lambdas are nice, but very bright. I don't think I can handle them being my main rig for the next few year. I am definitely leaning harder towards the Beta 22 side. IF the BHSE is discontinued by the time I have the money for it, I will buy a WES, or whatever else sounds the best at the time. RSA makes the A-10, I can always look into that as well. I have heard almost nothing about it, which seems to be a trademark of a a number of Ray Samuels amps.

I have thought about EQ. What programs do a good job of EQ. I would like an analog one, but don't think I want to spend the money.

Thanks. A stand alone eq would be nice, but I feel like I could get one for less without a built in DAC.