I often reflect on memorable experiences with systems and products and try to figure out what differentiates the products I love and those that I think are good or not my cup of tea. Of course, I know and accept many intervening variables, from the music to the room and even my mood, but still, I think I have some idea of which products get under my skin. There are commonalities that I think I can pinpoint. For me, this has nothing to do with price points because I tend to think that what matters to me I can find in relatively low-end products(price) and also in the top echelon of the market.
Something that Leo mentioned in his thread triggered me to wonder if others also have a set of criteria, either explicitly or implicitly. Here is his courageous statement(bold is my edit)
I guess the question is, what, in the absence of Sinad or Spinorama defines an excellent product - purely subjective?
Something that Leo mentioned in his thread triggered me to wonder if others also have a set of criteria, either explicitly or implicitly. Here is his courageous statement(bold is my edit)
I guess the question is, what, in the absence of Sinad or Spinorama defines an excellent product - purely subjective?
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