NO, Let's face it: All "indulgences" can get a lot more expensive, so whether we go to sports events or concerts, buy flashy car, wine, trip, clothes, jewelry or gambling. Those things can add up to a lot of money. Smoke a $6 pack of cigarettes every day, and you'll see close to $22,000 go up in smoke over the next 10 years. In that context, dropping cash on hi-fi doesn't seem out of line.
Upfront costs are expensive, when you stop and consider that you will enjoy your system for 10 years. the investment may be well work it and provided an enormous amount of enjoyment over the years.
My wife always encourage me for system upgrade instead of spend more time and a lot more money outside the house.
Upfront costs are expensive, when you stop and consider that you will enjoy your system for 10 years. the investment may be well work it and provided an enormous amount of enjoyment over the years.
My wife always encourage me for system upgrade instead of spend more time and a lot more money outside the house.