Reviews of $10k plus ics, speaker wires, and pcs

That is why I want audio to become more open and honest.

I focus on it and I will go on. The main reason is that in 16 years of time I saw too many people with average or even poor sound. Caused by the reasons I already told.

It is time to change it make it more clear for all music lovers. They have the rights to get a better quality in the endresult of there system.

There is way too much nonsense that goes unchallenged on this site. Nonsense is destructive, even in the hallowed grounds of high end audio. Many who might really care about good sound are able to spot nonsense when they see it. It destroys credibility in general, which is harmful.

I am against censorship and would not want anything censored, no matter how nonsensical, but I do wish more people would challenge other more when the nonsense detector goes off. In an intelligent and civilized manner of course. The problem I suppose is that things can turn south fast and hard when strong conflicting views occur. Sense and nonsense do not mix well. Easier to just avoid it and let the nonsense continue I suppose.

Am I speaking nonsense here?

I think it is the truth you are saying, These days I also talk a lot about these things with distributers. I hear there difficulties.

Individuality creates problems and limitations. Personal agendas creates limitations for an honest advise to consumers.The same thing when shops focus on those products which give the most money. I call it colouration.

In my country the better products do not get the attention as they got in the past. Unknown and often new products are more important. Because shops buy them directly from the factory. Often these products are by far not the best in there price range.

This is bad advertising for audio in general. At the end customers get less quality for there money. And they also do not get a honest advise.

I do it the opposite way. Those people who do it as I told earlier don't like me.

And that is why it feels like a battle. That is alright with me. What I said many times; the best and most convincing sound will win. To be honest they even make it more easy for me. Because it is easier to compete.

That does not mean that I want it to stay like this. It would be better for all when the quality people get becomes better. Audio needs more positive advertising.

Fact is many people who might not recognize good sound when they hear it do recognize the price tag and might be after a status symbol as much as anything.

I have no problem with that. It muddies the waters but educated consumers will find their way regardless. Its the rest that are at risk from the predators, and there will always be a predator around looking for prey. It's the way of nature as well as of man unfortunately. No getting around that!

There is no substitute for a little good knowledge....it goes a long way....etc. etc.

let's get back to the original question..' reviews of $10k plus i/cs,speaker wires,and pcs...."of course reviewers SHOULD review them...how would those of us who, would otherwise not know about them, read about them..?..if you don't like to read about expensive cables...DON'T READ THE ARTICLE...it's very simple...Car and Driver and Road and Track don't just review Kias....!!most people love to read the articles about the Porsches...and the rest of the super cars...