Analog is easier to get music from(and the software is cheaper-used records). Audio societies are good to join(You don't have to buy what you hear.). Comparitive auditions have helped me. If you can find an audio manufacturer/modifier to guide you, it is much cheaper in the long run(thanks, Ori). Instead of cobbling together pieces that get good reviews, many times they know what is inside a component and how that sounds. Digital is definitely improving. Tweaks(and tweaking) matter. Don't believe that the more you spend,the better the equipment is. Forums(Audiogon)can be very good for equipment, and if you don't know anything about something(it can bring you up to snuff in a hurry.).
Words From the Wise
Hello fellow Audiophiles and Audio Enthousiast. I've been in the game for a little over 4 months now and I've learned tonnes of stuff along the way thanks to some very knowledgeable people on this website and in my local community (but mostly on this website).
I'll get right to the point.
Whether you are new to the game or a veteran I'm curious to hear your thoughts on the top 5 things you would tell a fellow Audiophile to better his/her enjoyment of this wonderful hobby. Please use point form or short paragraphs
I'll get right to the point.
Whether you are new to the game or a veteran I'm curious to hear your thoughts on the top 5 things you would tell a fellow Audiophile to better his/her enjoyment of this wonderful hobby. Please use point form or short paragraphs