How to find local audiophiles

Like others I have met guys (no surprise we’re all guys) buying and selling used equipment.  I’ve connected with a few local guys online and have had offers to listen to their systems but I haven’t taken them up on their offers yet.  I’m fine connecting online on sites like this.  So, how’s everyone doing this morning?  

I’m am new on here. I have been an Audiophile since the early 80’s. 
I started this wonderful journey when my late Father was an Electronic junkie and frequent Laffeyette electronics. I got my first fix listening to an amplifier in that store. The song was Nights in white satin. 
Music and this hobby mean the world to me and I really don’t have many friends whom share the same passion. I love reading the post on this site and feel I belong. 
 

cheers from Philly. 

Yes music calms the savage beast.there are some smart audiophile that chime in on this site and some humor.i never had time for this now glad my life has allowed it now enjoy the company and the music.

There are a lot of very knowledgeable  people on this forum, who are very generous in sharing their experience. There is a lot to be learned from them.
 

There is also the possibility that an entertaining brawl could break out at any time over pink fuses, magic crystals or the very nature of digital ones and zeros, the kind of stuff that would convince the rest of the world that we need to be watched very carefully and put on a no fly list.

I hope you will enjoy this forum as much as I have

@tolo85 nice post, welcome.

It is nearly impossible to find anyone who can relate to my love of music or equipment. Much less understanding my building a separate house of stereo to enjoy it all. It is what it is, everybody has different tastes and goals. My advice would be don't become an audiophile in the hope of sharing it physically with others, a site like this one is about all the sharing you will enjoy. But the music, I will enjoy everyday.