Ions ago I had some really professional sales training, where they differentiated "need" from "sense of need". To highlight the difference they gave an example of one being a salesman selling house painting services, in a neighborhood where one house was very neatly kept, had a paint job that was a few years old, starting to fade and get dirty, while the house next to it had badly peeling paint, noting that the latter had a real "need" for a new paint job, but the former had a much more powerful motivation or "sense of need", and would be the customer you would be best to concentrate your time and effort on closing the sale.
Our hobby is definitely one of those "sense of need" scenarios.
We've all got to admit that it's really a lot of fun to swap out equipment and accessories and see how that changes (hopefully improves) our musical experience.
Hey, if some of the crazy things that audiophile purchase make you happy, that's all that counts!
Our hobby is definitely one of those "sense of need" scenarios.
We've all got to admit that it's really a lot of fun to swap out equipment and accessories and see how that changes (hopefully improves) our musical experience.
Hey, if some of the crazy things that audiophile purchase make you happy, that's all that counts!