Any Advice for those Listening to Youtube Reviewers?

I wrote "gear pieces" not gear prices...

 And because i dont focus on selling gear pieces i will never create a youtube channel...

I am interested by music ... Sound is my past history... I already created my room and after that my headphone  system... I dont want nor need to focus on gear... It is marketing not acoustic...

I don't know about 'focusing' on gear prices, but I always hope the reviewer says how much something costs, because many of them do not. I wonder why people who complain about reviewers so much don't start their own YouTube channel? Show 'em how it's done! 

I would really like to know how they make money when they only have a few thousand views per video.

One youTuber says he bought a $350, 000 Wilson, which he probably showcases, along with a lot of other extremely expensive gear

And then he’s begging people to subscribe and become a paid member I guess. He’s not actually selling gear although he has a website.

Are these guys really operating in positive cash flow environment? Doesn’t make any sense.

I would guess that for many of these folks, YouTube videos are not their sole source of income.... 

As with anything, take the opinion of others with a grain of salt. Only your preferences matter, not someone else's subjective thoughts based on their listening environment with their components. Just my two cents worth....

Like many here I enjoy Paul McGowan, Darko, Thomas & Stereo (despite the Chifi hype).

Here's one that pisses most people here off:  OCDHiFiGuy  He's more than irritating and may be bipolar but he has said some really profound things that turned out to be true. His bashing the ARC Ref 750 hit a nerve! 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR-ry-DFdeo

I have learned a LOT form OCD Mikey. Ditto Paul McGowan