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If they didn't know about this, you could probably argue that they actually enjoyed paying a huge markup for little benefit. Considering most of them would prob
by jamesaguilar 16y ago
If they didn't know about this, you could probably argue that they actually enjoyed paying a huge markup for little benefit. Considering most of them would probably not be able to tell the difference in a blind test between the two states of the cheaper headphone, the only possible difference is price and perceived value. They are paying more simply to pay more, not because they're actually getting better sound quality.
- latch 16y agoI totally hear what you are saying, but I honestly believe that most people are paying more, at least partially, to get a better product. Even if they can't tell that the product is better (say, because they can't hear the difference), I think the difference is night and day.