Audiophile world it's an expensive and I would risk to say hard-to-justify/define one. I do like to hear music and after buying several more and more expensive

Audiophile world it's an expensive and I would risk to say hard-to-justify/define one. I do like to hear music and after buying several more and more expensive earphones/headphones you come to see it's just about certain signature on the music... or in layman terms... EQ. I used to research more and more in forums like head-fi but suddenly you realize there is no way to translate, measure or get an agreement on what things mean, e.g. >good texture and detail, not particular sweet in tone but good in vocal. Treble is decently crisp and clean, but rolls just a tiny bit off on the very top of the spectrum, over the 16kHz region. Bass extends decently low, but slowly rolls off in the sub-bass region With that said, I find hard to believe digital "always the same" encoded music is inferior to this analog-vinil-trend...