In that analogy, the musicians and producers are the race car team. The rest of us are just observers in the stands.
Otherwise, audiophiles are reduced to consumers of a particular type of product. How miserably impoverishing that POV is to me.
"Sorry you lost your house Frank, but hey, I don’t have to listen to your miserable take on cables since you no longer matter." is not a place I want to be.
As I posted in another thread, in the late 1950's, early 1960's audiophiles were not consumers, they were inventors, innovators, and enthusiasts. DIY built this hobby.
Lets make this a big tent with room for different points of view and needs, as opposed to an expensive one.
Otherwise, audiophiles are reduced to consumers of a particular type of product. How miserably impoverishing that POV is to me.
"Sorry you lost your house Frank, but hey, I don’t have to listen to your miserable take on cables since you no longer matter." is not a place I want to be.
As I posted in another thread, in the late 1950's, early 1960's audiophiles were not consumers, they were inventors, innovators, and enthusiasts. DIY built this hobby.
Lets make this a big tent with room for different points of view and needs, as opposed to an expensive one.