Henle is always well printed on nice paper and they usually try to put the page turns somewhere sensible too, which does help! But I think one can easily justify having more than one edition of the 32: I've got Tovey, which has a lot going for it though it's an 'educational' edition, and Liszt, the latter in some cheap 1900-ish reprint with all 32 in one volume arranged, believe it or not, in order of difficulty. OK, few of us would argue about the first and last in that order, but the other 30....!
AHAHAHA who voted for Schirmer?!? XDI have the Dover edition- Schenker is a good editor, and I think it's the best bang for your buck-
Uh, the best bargain in terms of $$$ HAS to be Op.111 Productions....
Liszt?Would you scan and post?
Both Henle editions are horribly overrated. I use Dover, which is in fact very clean, although one day, when Barenreiter gets one out, I shall get it (no Barenreiter at this moment, i think. let me know otherwise!)