What is the psychology of people who buy millions of speakers?

I am very opposed to the idea that buying high-end stereos is to show off your wealth.

An enthusiast who can buy millions of stereos first proves that he has money, which is beyond doubt. Besides, he absolutely likes music. If you really want to show off your wealth, then you won't buy a stereo to show off your wealth. The gain is outweighed by the loss. Isn't it delicious to buy food first for Rolls Royce? You can see everything when you go out. Then keep a low profile, change hundreds of thousands of watches every day. These are for people to see. But stereo is not. First of all, you can't take it out. It's for yourself. Even if a friend comes to the door, if you are not an enthusiast, you won't know how much you bought that set of things. Those who talk about tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions of audio all day are not enthusiasts at all, but just as talk capital. Therefore, there is no need to talk about psychology. People can afford it and like it. They can play as they please.

The pursuit of audio fever is endless! Light speakers cost 1 10,000 people! In fact, there are many boxes over one million, all of which are top-end high-end products. Here are some examples: Kama Dumbbell Series, Sweden Martin Super Kochuan, Jin Lang Top Utopia, German Morning Glory, French Kabas Big Eyes, etc. The most famous and expensive audiophiles in China should be two big bosses, namely, boss Li, the 18th son of Yangjiang, and boss Zhou, the boss of 360. Boss Li has invested over 100 million yuan in playing stereo and collected countless vinyl CDs! Have their own sound museum; Boss Zhou's set of speakers in his 360 headquarters office is Kama dumbbell, which claims to be more than 3 million, not to mention the wire input in the front and back stage, all of which are10 million! It can't be said that these two people don't understand music at all, but they are all for showing off! I think that most people who can simply invest more than one million yuan in speakers are real audio enthusiasts, people who really like audio and music. It's not just a matter of showing off money. There are many things to show off, so you don't have to choose a stereo! Of course, I want to say here that I like music and sound. It doesn't mean that you are awesome with advanced equipment. Rational investment in sound is the key, but it is estimated that many people can't do it!

Should be an enthusiast with high requirements for sound quality. In the 1990s, my friend played with speakers and specially asked someone to bring back some high-grade capacitors from Japan. This is not showing off wealth at all. Your voice is included, and the layman simply can't understand it. The soul's pursuit of the ultimate sound is not measured by money.

First, have money; Second, I really like music.

For example, my father has a kite ring. At first, a group of old people who like kites got together to exchange their kites, which was purely technical. Later, with the continuous entry of new people, their tastes gradually changed and they began to compare with each other. This trend reached its peak after a retired bank president joined. The president has a full set of expensive equipment, giving Chinese cigarettes to other old men every day, and soon became the core of this group of old men. He sits in a soft chair every day, telling his knowledge and experience several times higher, and being praised and touted endlessly. Every day, he is very satisfied. Almost all the old people are in his address book, and he will call to urge any old people not to go.

I think the same is true for voice coils. A true friend may practice his theoretical knowledge and practical ability while practicing listening. They may play with second-hand equipment, change it before making it, and finally invest for several years and find that they can buy more than one suite. But more ordinary friends buy complete sets of equipment directly when they are old and have time and economic conditions. If you don't work in the audio industry, but buy millions of speakers (the whole set will cost millions), it is nothing more than a new way to show off your wealth. The musical pleasure of harvesting is far less than the psychological pleasure of showing off wealth, don't you think?

It's not that enthusiasts don't understand. The perfect pursuit of music, sound and equipment is endless, so it will get bigger and bigger. Step into the door of enthusiasts and you will understand.

First of all, the most prominent point is that you have money, and your mentality is different when you come down. Some show off, others pursue perfection. In short, no matter what kind of mentality, sound is only a means, and music is the ultimate goal. I remember someone asked Mr. Chen Jinglun, a former Asian lecturer at Dachang, what's the difference between one million stereos and 200,000 stereos? He thought for a moment and said, listen to a little more details, I deeply agree. In short, in any case, I like music from a scientific point of view, and it is better not to discuss it as metaphysics.

In the world of speakers, the price ranges from tens of yuan to millions. Of course, the high-priced materials are different, and the sound effects are also very different. If conditions permit, I also want to have a million speakers. If you listen to tens of thousands of speakers and then listen to hundreds or thousands of speakers, you will find out what the value of tens of thousands of speakers is.

People who buy tens of thousands of stereos must be rich, over 40 years old. Although the victim may be a top music enthusiast, what is more important is that he is rich, so showing off his wealth is very big. A person's enthusiasm for music is very high, and the equipment he owns is basically related to financial resources.

Rich people can really afford millions of stereos. But in fact, for most people, too advanced equipment is useless, just a display and show off. Because after the age of 40, the hearing of the ear began to decline, and the sensitivity of the ear dropped sharply. By the age of 50, I'll be fine without tinnitus, and I can't hear any audio above 10000Hz at all. At this time, there is no special difference between a few hundred pieces of stereo and millions of stereos for this kind of ear, so buying tens of millions of stereos in Bai Wan is purely showing off wealth.

Just as a gourmet's mouth is exquisite, so are the ears of top music listeners.