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Not really. You just end up paying more and more money for equipment that delivers what it promises but the relative improvement becomes harder and harder to di
by soligern 3y ago
Not really. You just end up paying more and more money for equipment that delivers what it promises but the relative improvement becomes harder and harder to discern because you begin to approach the limits of the upper end of audio fidelity.
- gadders 3y agoAnd by the time you can afford all the expensive gear, you're old enough that your hearing has degraded so you can't hear the difference.
- maigret 3y agoHow do you mean? With age, one can hear less and less very high frequencies (above 10kHz), but those are not that critical for music. There are lots of old conductors who can hear 100x more details that I ever had. Many studio engineers for super popular pop records are above 50. Most of the listening is actually in the brain.