Audiophiles should learn from people who created audio


The post linked below should be a mandatory reading for all those audiophiles who spend obscene amounts of money on wires. Can such audiophiles handle the truth?

http://www.roger-russell.com/wire/wire.htm

defiantboomerang
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So why should I care if our hobby is "ridiculed", and who says that's even the case? I'm not in this for anyone but myself and my love of music. I trust my ears, I like what I like, and could care less what people think about it.
I don't know about you, but I like to have people over to hear my system. Most of my friends have never heard anything like what I've got and prior to hearing it they kinda think I'm buying into a bunch of snake oil. I like to make it clear that there's no hocus pocus voodoo snake oil at work. It's just what you get when you properly design and build a stereo. The idiots hocking their snake oil make it a point to shame those who don't buy their magic potions as if snake oil is some audiophile right of passage to legitimacy. From magic rocks and clocks to fuses and cables for which fantastical and demonstrably false claims are made, this brand of stupidity makes us all look like fools with more money than brains. If somebody wants to buy magic rocks, resonators, hocus pocus fuses, or what have you, fine... Let's not call those people audiophiles. That's not what appreciating music and quality audio gear is about. These clown are trying their best to give us all that reputation though. 
What! Whoa!! Hey, what did you do with the Kostco-emoji with the sense of humor. Oh, I forgot. There isn't one. Oh, well, rant on, sweet pea. 😡