I am a big fan of echo two handed rods and think they are the best value for the price. Great warranty/customer service.
One thing you could consider is getting a used rod. I bet if you shipped around on Spey pages you could find a great deal as people are constantly unloading rods on there. It would be one way to get more rod for your buck.
One other thing you may want to consider is if you really want a switch rod or if a "full" Spey might be better. My first two hander was a switch and I find that I really don't use it that much unless I am fishing the smaller Erie tribs.
If you were really just going to use it on the Potomac and shenandoah then I would go with a lighter rod, but a 7 is more versatile if you think you will be doing much steelhead fishing, especially out west.
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