So some audiophiles make up their minds after extensive listening and ruthless self-examination, but they then get on the internet and state their preferences which are then repeated by those with much less experience. We then end up with audiophile wisdom such as: 1) belt or idler drive is better than direct drive, 2) silver makes cables sound tipped up in the treble, 3) NOS tubes are better than new tubes, 4) discrete is better than ICs, 5) the less feedback, the better, 6) mono amps over stereo amps...
The wisdom goes on and on. And I'm not saying that there isn't some truth in these observations, but I contend that in any specific application the group think can be wrong. Which in this specific case means it is absolutely possible to make a good sounding rack using glass.
The wisdom goes on and on. And I'm not saying that there isn't some truth in these observations, but I contend that in any specific application the group think can be wrong. Which in this specific case means it is absolutely possible to make a good sounding rack using glass.