Is it worth the trouble?


I read frequently of time consuming and energy sapping exercises by various members who are in quest of a vague sonic ideal. At the same time, I see reference to the point of diminishing returns in regard to pricing of equipment. Is there a point of diminishing returns which would apply to efforts? Is it really worthwhile to spend an entire weekend evaluating the relative sonic merits of several plating metals? Wouldn't you rather just enjoy what you have?
macrojack

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anal retentiveness in audio is sometimes alarming
I do enjoy critically listening when I'm upgrading components - that can be fun - on material I know well

but soon enough I'll just want to dive into things
and enjoy the music

I have a friend with a record shop
he says all the audiophiles have no taste in music
sometimes I agree