Two questions to make you mad.


#1 Why is it that the worlds most sophisticated and accurate machine the (ASML) TWINSCAN NXE:3600D doesn’t use special AC or signal cables to make 3nm semiconductors. Audiophiles need special cables for accuracy?

#2 Why is it that you can always tell when a piano is playing live, or even an electric guitar is playing live 2 houses away directly into an amp through walls and windows?

In the 1960s Electro Voice announced that their speakers could reproduce exactly accurate sounds, many believed them.

We are fooling ourselves, our hobby is full of lies and we can’t even face facts.

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I think we need a new terms in our hobby for three different goals.  "Audiophile" is not a good word. 

It's a fine word. Audiophiles apparently make you uncomfortable, and so the word makes you uncomfortable, too.

The opposite far end are the ones with unlimited funds and who believe in magic if it costs enough. To them, any system not costing as much as a house is "not resolving enough" and science is wrong. 

Logical fallacy, straw man argument. It's odd that you work so hard to portray yourself as a person of science and reason, but then resort to such lazy and and sloppy arguments.