Is there a ceiling limit on what you are willing to pay for an audio component?

@mahgister 

But my wife control the supply money all my life because i dont have time or interest for money management and my only expanses were for books  and music...

That's my situation too. As long as I can afford to buy what I want I have very little interest in money. From what I've seen in others, the chasing of wealth often seems to be a rather pernicious addiction that ultimately defeats it's original purpose.

In any case my wife will never stop me from buying something if I want it bad enough but she will ask to think about family priorities first.

And I do.

However, as time goes by and I see how fragile one's grip on life can be, I also recognise the folly of putting off one's wishes indefinitely.

I had been a fool all my life in audio matter ... But i learned that to be more than a passive consumers is the road to freedom and knowledge by acoustic basic  EXPERIMENTS and experimenting with  creative simple devices ( i never bought tweaks) ... This experiments i created for me  dont make me the one and only wise dude here...

My experiences too.

We're not the only only ones of course. Folks like YouTube reviewer Andrew Robinson have openly admitted that after owning loudspeakers that cost well in excess of $20k (Revel, B&W etc) he has managed to find the same level of quality at much lower prices, and with far less disturbance to his mental health.

It's no surprise therefore that he considers himself a recovering audiophile.

I work for the Pentagon! $10,000,000,000.00

Hey it's not my money anyway!

Interesting indeed...

We're not the only only ones of course. Folks like YouTube reviewer Andrew Robinson have openly admitted that after owning loudspeakers that cost well in excess of $20k (Revel, B&W etc) he has managed to find the same level of quality at much lower prices, and with far less disturbance to his mental health.

It's no surprise therefore that he considers himself a recovering audiophile.

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I hope that the above information will be of some help to you.

If I really want something and I do t have the money for it u will save for it until I have enough to buy it. But yea there is always a limit. I mean I’m not gonna spend 100k on an amp or a pair of speakers that I don’t have the money for. But if I did have the money for what I wanted there is no limit to what I would buy. So to answer the question. It’s yes and no 😂