...when you use your car battery as a power source for some components of your hifi:)
PA
...when you use your car battery as a power source for some components of your hifi:)
PA
When if in public, you ever see a pair of headphones that you don't recognize, you just have to find out what they are.
And then you post about them in the "Headphone Sightings" thread mentioned earlier in this thread.
When you do countless hours of research learning about all of the different high-end headphones out there.
And when you research a certain set of 'phones to the extent that you think you know everything about how they sound without even listening to them yet.
Oh; and finally, you know you're an audiophile when you're posting here o.o..
THIS. hahaha...
...you get them, and they sound exactly like you thought they would.
you know you're an Audiophile...
you know youve lost it completely when...you've ordered an $1800 portable headphone rig, which youve never even heard. It still hasnt even been released, and youve decided that its absolutely necessary to upgrade it with at least one $600 component.
When you read an entire thread like this.
You get that brand new pair of $1000 headphones, excitedly put them on with your favorite flac recording, you are just amazed at how wonderful they sound!



Then you begin to think to yourself, maybe that other pair of $1000 headphones just may sound better...

That happens with every single headphone I buy, regardless of price. 
You start talking to your audio equipment like it's another person...
Not full-on convo, but stuff like, "Oh, that's where you were, headphones!"
when you start dreaming about owning some hypothetical headphones and amps that are a lot better than your current setup.
You plug your $150 headphone into your $1000 laptop and there's no sound and you're relieved that it's a problem with your laptop and not your headphone.
youd rather break a bone than break your headphones, because breaking a bone costs less and bones heal. headphones dont
That does happen from time to time, and my headphones seem to like me being pleasant to them, they always sound good in return 