I do NOT practice this, but:
The only thing that can console one for being poor is extravagance.
New speakers or new car?
ever notice it’s easier to spend $50,000 on speakers than $50,000 on a new car? Why is that. Is it because my living room is not big enough for a car?
Seriously, I need a new car. So maybe I need to come to terms with that and somehow find a way for it to be easier to spend a lot of money on a new car. Maybe it’s because a speaker doesn’t come with annual recurring costs like insurance and all the gasoline or electricity you gotta put into it.
Or maybe I just do both.
I do NOT practice this, but: The only thing that can console one for being poor is extravagance. |
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Somedays I wonder how you all have BICYCLES with a msrp higher than my 1900 cc rocket on me crotch Yamaha Raider or my Vulcan Nomad.. I should start selling toilet paper rolls with a 15k msrp...because R&D and I gotta keep the lights on ( boo hoo, woe is me, i need some patriotic pity to keep my lights on, my friends)...
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This has been stated before so it’s not new info. You think your underwater the day you buy your car, buying audio equipment will go down in value more and much harder to sell the more money they are. Let me know which audio product that has gone up in value? Go out to Agon and USAM and look at good gear bought months ago and it’s down 50%. How many people are wanting to buy a pair of $750k magico’s/wilsons even at 50% off? For many Porsche models, they aren’t losing money and some of them are getting bought off auctions for 5x their original cost. The high end audio manufactures decided to create this ultra boutique to make some of their products that ask 100x what it costs to make. If these manufacturers would make the process to make these products more repeatable, it would cost much much less. |