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Exception that proves the rule. If "quality" is a niche, then by definition it doesn't characterize the market.
by intalentive 1y ago
Exception that proves the rule. If "quality" is a niche, then by definition it doesn't characterize the market.
- mattgreenrocks 1y agoRight. In fact, it doesn't usually characterize an entire market, more often it's just certain segments: sometimes you want McDonalds, sometimes you want a Michelin-starred restaurant. Similarly with the example: lots of guitarists are keen on NAM (Neural Amp Modeler) because it is free and runs on a PC, or one of the cheaper hardware pedals such as the ToneX. The low-end of this market is always chasing the high-end, but these cheaper options are fantastic for the sound quality they can produce and have come a long way from the L6 Pods of years ago.