I know female audiophile exist. Met them years ago at the winter and summer CES shows. 1970's, 80's. And while visiting audio salons on America.
I wanted my girlfriend to respond but she gave me the "don't wanna" look.
I know for a fact that she knows what sounds good to her. And can pickup changes and aspects in my system that I overlook. Worst, when she hears something different she goes and looks (inventory?) at my equipment. Could mean I spent money. She is one to go to shows or shops. Which are non existent here in Kona. And expensive to go do. She's much into talking technicals. Sitting, listening, evaluating, tweeking, trying this 'n that... No.
Can she hear mid range clarity? Bass extension or definition? Top end extension? Air? Spaciousness? Width, depth, detailed of image? Ambience? Bad recording? YES. She may not know what it's called. But she hears it. Does she complain or comment about them. No. She doesn't really care. Unless I spent a lot of money.
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Oooo. A thought just came to mind. Open a high end salon in like Macy's or Nordstrom.
I wanted my girlfriend to respond but she gave me the "don't wanna" look.
I know for a fact that she knows what sounds good to her. And can pickup changes and aspects in my system that I overlook. Worst, when she hears something different she goes and looks (inventory?) at my equipment. Could mean I spent money. She is one to go to shows or shops. Which are non existent here in Kona. And expensive to go do. She's much into talking technicals. Sitting, listening, evaluating, tweeking, trying this 'n that... No.
Can she hear mid range clarity? Bass extension or definition? Top end extension? Air? Spaciousness? Width, depth, detailed of image? Ambience? Bad recording? YES. She may not know what it's called. But she hears it. Does she complain or comment about them. No. She doesn't really care. Unless I spent a lot of money.
.
Oooo. A thought just came to mind. Open a high end salon in like Macy's or Nordstrom.