Who's winning?

The phile who spends 30k on speakers and is not satisfied?

Or the person spending spending $500.00 on a soundbar totally enjoying the experience?

Can anyone relate even if we are not talking a soundbar but a lesser speaker?

hersch888802-24-2025 4:03pm

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larsman Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 2,087 posts 02-24-2025 at 04:20pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete In my philosophy, the person who is totally enjoying an experience is 'winning' over somebody who is not. Might not even be 'winning' or 'losing', just 'different'.
sns Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,462 posts 02-24-2025 at 04:34pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete While I don't understand churners the few I've known seem to be happy living in the churn so whom am I to judge. And for those who understand about the downsides of desire there is more to. it than winning and losing.
tomic601 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 13,078 posts 02-24-2025 at 04:38pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete i see a Pareto optimal frontier where they both are winners cue Peter Gabriel
carlsbad2 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,924 posts 02-24-2025 at 04:57pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete It depends. Perhaps the person who spent $30K on speakers can replace them with $40K speakers with less inconvenience than the other guy can upgrade his soundbar.
grislybutter Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,464 posts 02-24-2025 at 05:41pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete most people who spend 30K on anything don't do it for "satisfaction"

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