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In Reply to: Clearest explanation yet, of the vanishing market for high-end. Read it and weep. posted by clarkjohnsen on September 28, 2007 at 11:35:12:
Lies,
hype,
a zillion speakers to choose from,
no such thing as right or wrong
a $30,000 amp is still not "right"
Krell vs. Cary SET: If one is right the other must be wrong.
What hi-end audio needs is clearly definable benefits and advantages. Right now it's just a mire on confusion and can take a lifetime (if ever) to figure out.
I remember talking to one audiophile who spent years going through various systems. I then asked how his current system compared to his first hi-end system. He paused, thought of the advantages/ disadvantages of what he had now vs. then and seemed to think he really hadn't gotten anywhere. Hmmm, telling.
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Follow Ups
- Hi-end audio is WAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY too difficult for the average person to bother with - chuck55 09/29/0712:12:00 09/29/07 (5)
- Different than sports cars - Porsche vs Ferrari? - mkuller 13:10:10 09/29/07 (2)
- Yes because sound is invisible - chuck55 13:50:10 09/29/07 (1)
- It's just a question of priorities - what you want to spend your $ on...(nt) - mkuller 16:48:11 09/29/07 (0)
- "No such thing as right or wrong." Wrong! There's polarity. nt - clarkjohnsen 12:16:22 09/29/07 (1)
- Hey, that's a start! (nt) - chuck55 13:51:32 09/29/07 (0)
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