Musical enjoyment period.
What is HiFi to you?
I’ve noticed there are many goals people have for their systems. I’ve seen some who just want the best looking or most expensive stuff for status or as salesmen. Others, who are serious, want imaging, soundstage, transparency because good sounding stereo is sensory salvation, but what is the ultimate end game for you? Figuring this out early is key to enjoying HiFi.
I realized early the only part of HiFi that truly blew my mind was crystal clear transparent holographic imaging. The holographic euphoria. Once I found the holograms of sound emanating exact detailed sound reproduction of lifelike music it became very very addicting. It felt truly angelic and heavenly, the ecstasy of sound.
My HiFi journey requires every component and cable moving forward to increase the holographic detailed imaging or it’s gone immediately. It’s like holding up a grail of ever increasing best wine that you pour into your senses through enriching music. HiFi is the best addiction on earth.
What part of HiFi most intoxicates you? What are your goals with your system? What is HiFi to you?
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The ultimate goal of a HiFi system is to accurately reproduce sound in a way that is as close as possible to the way it was originally recorded or intended to be heard. This can involve a variety of factors, including the quality of the components and cables used, the design and configuration of the system, and the acoustic properties of the listening environment. Different people may have different priorities when it comes to HiFi, and may value different aspects of sound reproduction. Some may be most interested in accurate and detailed imaging, while others may prioritize a wide and immersive soundstage, or the ability to reproduce a wide range of frequencies or dynamics. Ultimately, the goals of a HiFi system will depend on the bitlife individual preferences and priorities of the listener. |