Any Advice for those Listening to Youtube Reviewers?

what i can say is i will never trust a you tube reviewer i will go to a dealer or trade show at least before i buy a speaker again 

these kind of purchases are highly subjective so when Ron at new record day recommended a open baffle loudspeaker i decided to give them a chance  luckily they had a return policy at my expense i might add the speakers  were so bad i couldn't believe it anyhow i learned a valuable lesson after that 

If you don't like the YouTube reviewers, start your own channel instead of complaining about people who did - I'm sure it would be far superior to the ones you don't like.... 

I dont pay attention to reviewers... I dont need to upgrade... 😊

I dont even criticize them... They sell the gear...

Sometimes they inform us well sometimes less...

I like Steve Huff  as a reviewer because he exhude honesty...

And this video of him spoke truth...

I know it is true because my 700 bucks system is high end in sound but not in pricing...😁

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMO-rZUUq7Q

well just in case i didn't make myself clear i said i don't trust them not i don't like them and gave my input to go and listen for yourself it seems like good advice I've read about the toxic chat rooms on these forums and i believe it 

As always, buyer beware. I listen to YouTube reviewers primarily for entertainment but also to find about gear that I never would have heard about otherwise. I do listen to suggestions and have acted upon them in the past. Demoed totem tribe towers due to several enthusiastic reviews. I wound up passing on them. I bought a pair of highly praised speakers but they had a 60 day return window. I returned them.  My ears always have the final word.