File Under Misc. Audio Musings--Do any famous/infamous people qualify as audiophiles?

tt1man

Years ago, I helped set up demo equipment (Accuphase electronics) in Dennis Prager's man-cave. He was a super nice guy and a real audio/music enthusiast. He has a real love for classical music, literature, high-end fountain pens, and exquisite tobaccos.  Books were everywhere. Before we left, he gave me three really fine Cuban cigars. I love his take on life and his classical liberal politics as well. 

Frank

Clint Eastwood:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clint_Eastwood#Musical_interests

Not sure if the Rockport turntable the article says he owns is the same model as the one Stereophile reviewed back in the year 2000, but that model cost $73K at the time.

Regards,
-- Al 

Henry Rollins bought his VTL/Wilson system from Brian Berdan (Audio Element in Pasadena, formerly at Brooks Berdan, Ltd. in nearby Monrovia). I think his table is an SME, but I may be mistaken.

John Cussack

Lenny Kravitz used the local hi end audio store in New Orleans for his French Quarter home in the early 2000s