Driftwood
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I shouldn't have to say this, but many people on this forum make the weirdest assertions about value. If a product costs less but sounds worse, then one cannot make any declarations about relative value. For instance, if a KSC75 costs less and sounds worse than an HE90, it is neither a better nor worse value.
I'm not sure I understand what you are getting at here -- say for example, that you consider the HE90 the finest headphone ever manufactured. It is your headphone ideal. Now say there is a new headphone released, let's call it "headphone X" and it sounds almost identical to the HE90, but has some very subtle differences which though very minor, make "headphone X" sound not quite as perfect to you as the HE90. Now say that "headphone X" costs $500. Wouldn't "headphone X" be a better value than the HE90 even though it "costs less but sounds worse?"