This is an excellent topic and one that bugs me a great deal too. I believe single women living on their own would be more prone to be interested in a good system and seek advice. Some years back in the 80's/maybe early 90's, my wife and I had a single female friend living on her own seeking her PhD in anthropology. She loved music and asked me to go with her to a high end audio store. I did and she purchased a Rotel receiver and a pair bookshelf speakers (I can't recall the brand). BTW, her name is Elizabeth. Coincidence?
Where are the female Audiophiles?
Based on my limited experience, I would guess that 98% of Audiophiles are male. But 51% of our population is female. What gives?
In this age where females and males are equally represented in Universities and in the Professions, why is this still true?
I would guess that it is a cultural thing, can't be genetic can it?
Is it different in other parts of the World?
In this age where females and males are equally represented in Universities and in the Professions, why is this still true?
I would guess that it is a cultural thing, can't be genetic can it?
Is it different in other parts of the World?