Why did I get married?

Ajackson1,

My wife works for a non profit foundation for a third world womans college. She has worked for Head Start and other low income programs. She works wherever she can help for as long as she feels she is helping and not for the money. If more people (me included) were like her this would be a better nation and world for that matter.

I make good money but I am very bad at managing it. My wife on the other hand is very good with money management and all I have is because of that. But like all men I do wonder from time to time, then I come to my senses.
25 years and counting and she puts up with this hobby to boot.

This thread makes me laugh. But only because I AM the wife... and I'm the audiophile... and the system is mine (had it pre-marriage).

My husband isn't an audiophile. He's respectful though, especially about purchases and listening time. He enjoys listening to most of my music and even his own on the system. The only time he asks me to turn it down or off is if I've had jazz playing for too long (he's not a jazz fan).

The only times we get into 'arguments' about the stereo are times we get into discussion about things. He's a software engineer... so things like USB DACs and digital audio fascinate him.. but he thinks in terms of software programs and not sound quality so sometimes discussions get a bit heated... but not too bad.

02-07-10: Donjr
Here's the funny thing. She's seen the Grateful Dead 125 times. Maybe she's just musiced out.

Nah, just get her a bunch of live bootlegs and suffer through 25 different versions of "Dark Star" every once in while.

Even better, break out a few doses and take a walk down memory lane with her ;0)

USB DACs and digital audio fascinate him.. but he thinks in terms of software programs

BUT, sound quality is linked to saftware -- couldn't you coax him to produce a new, better sounding, algorithm to improve on the 16 bit cd?? :)

An equally interesting question is why she got married.