Apples and oranges


Every poster here, of course, has his own view of what’s good or bad sounding. One person may have an extremely advanced system, another a fairly rudimentary one.  Yet, both speak to each other in the same forum as if they’re talking about the same thing.

Apples and oranges

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It is highly likely the more experienced audiophile with the advanced system had more elemental system at one time. I did so can empathize with those at this stage. 

 

For sure I've heard mega buck systems with pretty poor sound, heard this with churner systems. One needs to  build systems incrementally over time with an understanding of how any to create synergy or discover weak links.

I agree,  objectification of component worth based on cost can be problematic. I also sometimes move in divergent ways, lots of diy experimentation, feel this not respected by some.

 

I try to respect everyone's system and choices, the sheer amount of variables involved should give one pause. Many paths available for reaching goals.