Are audiophile speakers turn on for single women?

Vernon, I think I agree with you about gold diggers, but I've met my share and none of them actually had any idea how much my system cost. They usually judge how much I'm worth by my car. I once had a women approach me at a club and say, "you're cute...what kind of car do you drive?" To which I replied looking at her chest, "are those real?" Well she didn't seem too happy and ran off in a huff. Guess I have a way with gold diggers. My current girl friend has no interest in my hifi, and I'm glad because I don't want her taking my sweet spot ;-)

Veroman - I'm glad to learn that my wife is not a gold digger.

Don't kid yourself. Try dinner conversation about speaker cable and amplifiers. You are a nerd in their eyes. Can you blame them?

Single women like cash and fancy cars not highend audio.

If you live in a drop ceilinged basement with a big TV, leather like vinyl furniture, eat a lot of processed food, and do your laundry once every few months, I don't think most single women will be impressed that you have say, Zu Dominance loudspeakers and cable elevators.

However, if you man about town kind of a guy, who knows what you want in life, and are discenring and meticulous with your interests and personal belongings, I can assure you that single women will notice and appreciate good audio equipment and speakers.

Of course, this has to be introduced by focusing on music, not hardware, in the same way that a woman mgiht first notice the "color" or the interior of your Maserati.

But despite women's alleged indifference to hardware, they will be more impressed with the Maserati than they will by a Toyota with the same color and interior.

Hugh Hefner always featured elaborate audio systems in his early "bachelor pads" and in my opinion always did pretty well with girls.

Cheers,