Well I just toss boxes, for a living, really. I don't think that what you do has a big effect on your hobby though. It isn't even a money consideration either, as only a hiet colooar person could afford these products. Just look at guys who enjoy bass fishing. Most of those men would or could be considered "blue collar". Yet, those rigs can be upwards of 60K. Honestly, I think it has more to do what the old school Bose/industry marketing, in so much that, only an intelligent, highly educated, white collar worker would truly appreciate Bose/whomever's products. That is what people see and, sooner or later, it is what is believed.
blue collar workers
was just sittin here wondering how many people here at audiogon are blue collar workers.
just curious as to how many people work with their hands that enjoy the same hobby as me.
i myself run a 25 to 30 man construction crew in michigan & all the other hifi nuts i know are not blue collar people.
mike
just curious as to how many people work with their hands that enjoy the same hobby as me.
i myself run a 25 to 30 man construction crew in michigan & all the other hifi nuts i know are not blue collar people.
mike