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Personally I do not see the difference between high end players and AV equipment (which is unregulated), neither would be affordable by children, so what that is telling me is that the EU don't trust adults to be responsible...
I really don't see, after a certain price point why such rules should exist.
Looking at cars, whether this is an international restriction or not I do not know, however super and hyper cars are limited to 155mph, that is fine as with the exception of Germany and the autobahn, there is no where in Europe that allows you to go even remotely that fast, so whilst limited, it is to a definable limit (155mph regardless of the tyres or the fuel you put in it) somewhat the other way around in audio as there is no concrete way to determine the efficiency of the equipment being plugged in.
Would love to challenge the EU by plugging in a pair of Beyer DT100s into a player and asking them why I cannot hear them!
Sorry if the above is gibberish, very early morning and I have that horrible fuzzy head sensation right now.
I really don't see, after a certain price point why such rules should exist.
Looking at cars, whether this is an international restriction or not I do not know, however super and hyper cars are limited to 155mph, that is fine as with the exception of Germany and the autobahn, there is no where in Europe that allows you to go even remotely that fast, so whilst limited, it is to a definable limit (155mph regardless of the tyres or the fuel you put in it) somewhat the other way around in audio as there is no concrete way to determine the efficiency of the equipment being plugged in.
Would love to challenge the EU by plugging in a pair of Beyer DT100s into a player and asking them why I cannot hear them!
Sorry if the above is gibberish, very early morning and I have that horrible fuzzy head sensation right now.