I think there needs to be a new profession. Audiophile Psychologist. There are clearly psychological barriers and expectations that exist that get in the way of music enjoyment. There are clearly factors that enhance and improve music enjoyment. Many of these factors are internal. Many are technical. Many are musical.
A good Audiophile Psychologist would have to have training in psychology, much of it in the same way a sports psychologist does. He would also have to have a good understanding of SQ and audio tech. It would even be better if he had several advanced systems in his clinic for testing and training as well as a large collection of high quality music.
Seems like a great way to write off a clinic with multiple listening rooms and great equipment.....all for clinical purposes of course.
OP: Don't forget to have your turn signal fluid changed monthly.
A good Audiophile Psychologist would have to have training in psychology, much of it in the same way a sports psychologist does. He would also have to have a good understanding of SQ and audio tech. It would even be better if he had several advanced systems in his clinic for testing and training as well as a large collection of high quality music.
Seems like a great way to write off a clinic with multiple listening rooms and great equipment.....all for clinical purposes of course.
OP: Don't forget to have your turn signal fluid changed monthly.