FinBenton
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Allready using spotify for music almost for free so I would ofc use all the money to the gear
Would your primary interest in going to concerts be for the tickling of the ears that is unique to a live performance, or the overall experience (anticipation of the event, on stage banter, crowd dynamics and response etc)? If the former, I would suggest that your vote is for music. In any case, what a great investment in experiences that would be.
So for me, I'd spend about half on getting a nice desktop system (Valhalla and bifrost, little dot Mk3 +little dot DAC, or ODAC + ODA), and then buy every yard sale CD/record I could get my hands on.
Op Said if you could spend on One or the other only, not a part on each... js..
Op Said if you could spend on One or the other only, not a part on each... js..
Darn my critical reading skills, I guess i'll go with music, $1000 in used cd's would be amazing.
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I enjoy to purchase and make music and gears. Being a music grad, I learned that it all comes down to aesthetics. We get music for the enjoyment and experience, but if we're get gears to bring music come to life, then we are all looking for our own overall aesthetics in music.
I was going to vote music till I saw the question. With streaming services such as Spotify providing me with more music than I could have ever imagined for £10 a month, buying music is almost redundant. So I would spend the money on gear, specifically headphones. But, if I could suggest a third alternative of going to concerts, that is what I would really want to spend the £1k on!