Appreciate the creative replies! I'm not knocking working people, and all these guys are working it. Just trying to state the obvious. There is much more to audiophilia than piling a bunch of gear into the corner of an apartment, or a three season porch, and claiming to be an authority (or not). I don't know the pay scale.
I don't have the space to conduct what I would consider fair reviews (better than what I've seen on discussed videos most of the time) and we can all agree that you get to understand your room over time. Understanding what makes our room sing is a huge part of the learning that takes place as an audiophile.
In my opinion the experience of this group (you) count much more (10%) than media reviews (3%) but sure- some are interesting to watch. Some of you are totally off your rocker 100%, but in general, in my 20 years on this site, I feel like most of you are true to your word and "in it" to share something genuine. We all sell what we own lol.
Service Merchandise started as a five-and-dime in 1934. The systems are all vintage at this point.
Spiritual music category?- You all know this, but sound is a wave, a vibration, and we all have a frequency that we vibrate at. Is it from here that we pick up the frequencies we jive with? We can get at it faster with vinyl lol.