And no matter how deep you go, you’ll never quite reach the bottom.
Oh, many folks do! And then they keep digging.
@lanx0003 Playful sarcasm aside, your post is right on point.
Is it possible to really know what you're doing?
Somehow I managed to select components that are getting along and feel comfortable with how things are sounding after many upgrades. I rely on others to advise along the way. I'm very good at asking questions.
Every facet of a set up is quite complicated. Even power cord's can be challenging. Name recognition is very important and there are so many names.
The technical aspects of everything involved is clearly overwhelming and requires a lot to barely understand. I've learned enough to know that I really don't understand a lot. At least I'm able to appreciate what I'm listening to which is all that really matters, and know if something sounds good.
Just my thoughts for what they are worth.
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The people who would claim this are typically the least trustworthy, and are inevitably trying to sell you something. |
People need a reference (and standard) in sound. So, they can start the audio from a standard point. And they know their goals. These points should be repeatable to everyone but no audio system is repeatable. My audio system can be a standard and reference. It’s closest to the original sound, affordable, and repeatable. Yes. I’ve reached the bottom. Those who reached the bottom, please post links your system. Showing a picture is no meaning in audio. Alex/WTA
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Interesting philosophical comments throughout. I guess my real focus was related to the technical aspects of audio systems. Given how complex these mystery boxes are, does anyone really understand what they're buying absent being an engineering tech savvy individual and there are many of them here on this forum giving great advice.
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