Wow $130k for a dac. For that money you could buy an Yggy and something nice to carry it in, like a Ferrari.

Apologies, this was bad taste. Also there's another discussion (for another place), about enjoying an artist (music/film) and their off-stage antics/beliefs/behaviour. I have no clear answer here. As some of the most famous artists had repulsive behaviour/beliefs.

My entire audio setup (2-channel, personal, and headphone collection) is less than $6000.

It might look like the same food fight, but quite a few courses have passed. Unfortunately dessert is nowhere in sight.

I have mine on the way too, however I plan on playing them from my AV receiver for a while first before breaking out the Schiit (Valhalla 2), as consensus reads that it sounds decent with about anything, but really scales with a better amp. So I want to experience a baseline before going to what...

When playing Barry White by itself just isn't enough...

I recall @Pietro Cozzi Tinin is an expert in waging war with his loyal feline over the stereo. Unfortunately the cat is winning....

I'd argue that Nespresso is the Sonos of coffee. It just works, most people are very happy with it. But to me it is overpriced and underperforms, but hey it is absolutely idiot proof.

I am just going to leave this link here (in general not in reply to any one specific comment): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_lioning

@bradysays "What has been seen, cannot be unseen".

In my limited Latin all I can add is: "Ixnay on the atinlay".

that's why they call it personal audio.

There will always be people who can't understand that other people have a different opinion from them (especially if it is something they feel strongly about, being positive or negative). And it's much easier for their world view to blame bias in moderation/admins/contributors than accept that...

Thanks, I am more of an album listener myself, and sometimes when faced with an artist that has a huge back catalog it can be a bit overwhelming where to start. Often the allmusic recommended album is a good place to start (although they sometimes recommend a "greatest hits" album, booh!).