members and their systems


for the short time I have been on here, I see that members will start a thread asking about a certain piece of equipment or speakers..       they will then buy that piece of equipment / speakers, start a thread about it saying how good it is and then next thing you know, they are starting another thread asking about another piece of gear as they are looking for something different.           what happened to that piece of gear that was so great ?       
  i get the whole buying thing....but where are members getting the money to do all of this stuff ?       do they not have other bills such as rent / mortgage payment, car payment, other bills to pay for also ?
birdscantrow

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"So exactly what is "social" justice, anyway? I mean, besides virtue signaling."
  Hmm, might want to move into the current world, and learn about more than what net worth means...   Some folks even believe in causes other than audio.

I think the OP's question was fine. To me it was more of a "How does one balance all the other normal expenses to achieve the goal?"

Like MC and others, I too packed my lunch every day when I did not need to. I paid off homes early (if financially wise). Cars never floated my boat so I kept the old Acura for 29 years. Luckily no kids/college to sweat.  I also carefully bought a lot of good used gear over the years.  Finally, as an audio cheapskate, I fortunately had three sets of mint speakers to trade (w/min. cash) to achieve my current used speakers.

I totally get the question; I had it myself in my 30s and 40s when still building towards my current gear. Plan as best as you can; good luck!


I'll take this sickness any day over the one that commits small fortunes to an RV or a boat. I can enjoy my sickness every day of the year! Boats and RVs, not so much for most.  Talk about the most enjoyment possible for the dollar? Give me my stereo, cheap in my eyes, if not in others.

"Walk Between the Raindrops" and its album, a favorite too. Go Donald.