"are some people too serious about this hobby?"
No, I think some people are too serious, bordering on obsessive compulsive, about any hobby. It tends to be more of a male thing.
It's not audio, it's the nature of the person.
Having grown up in the UK and now living in the US it has seemed to me that, in general, American men are raised to take themselves, and their hobbies and pursuits somewhat more seriously than in England. There's good and bad in this. On the one hand the Americans will achieve more through their obsessiveness. On the other hand it will be harder to be satisfied.
Life is an eternal struggle to balance learning to be content with striving for better. We all lie at different points in this continuum.
No, I think some people are too serious, bordering on obsessive compulsive, about any hobby. It tends to be more of a male thing.
It's not audio, it's the nature of the person.
Having grown up in the UK and now living in the US it has seemed to me that, in general, American men are raised to take themselves, and their hobbies and pursuits somewhat more seriously than in England. There's good and bad in this. On the one hand the Americans will achieve more through their obsessiveness. On the other hand it will be harder to be satisfied.
Life is an eternal struggle to balance learning to be content with striving for better. We all lie at different points in this continuum.
