Personally, I have no use for people describing their "feelings" when
describing audio gear. If they can relay how it sounds, that's
helpful.But emotional reactions completely vary between people
I'm sure you're probably right, and if I did more extensive and careful comparisons, I might be able to articulate the differences (as you did so very well in another thread.) I find that I really struggle with A/B comparisons, and it's hard to describe the differences in sound. I've listened to many systems at dealers, and one visit to RMAF, and heard systems that are shockingly expensive and probably technically excellent, but that left me unmoved.
But sometimes a system really works for me, and I get a powerful emotional reaction, an audio nirvana experience that I can't explain in technical terms. It's that experience of pure joy that's really hooked me on high end audio. Of course, part of that might be my mood and other things going on in my head at the time that allow or prevent me from having that experience.