Nightslayer
500+ Head-Fier
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The good thing about the headphone hobby is that technology doesn't quite render past headphones obsolete, the Grado being a good example. Perhaps 10 or 20 years into the future our headphones will still perform as well as they do now, given proper care, and we may still be satisfied with the sound they can output in comparison to the new higher-technology offerings. So technically that would make it possible to have an end to the upgradiditis, if we reach a point where we are satisfied with what we have?
Anyway the question would be, how many here have hit a point where you can sit back and think, "I don't think upgradiditis is going to hit me anytime soon (or at all, but never is a long while), I've got what I want as it is."? My earphone/headphone journey has been pretty long, but with my current gear (iPod > Arrow3G > 1964T/Fiio E10 > Woodied Magnum, with an M3 in the works) it seems to have (for the moment, and perhaps for a long while to come) come to an end.
Slightly self-delusional, perhaps?
Anyway the question would be, how many here have hit a point where you can sit back and think, "I don't think upgradiditis is going to hit me anytime soon (or at all, but never is a long while), I've got what I want as it is."? My earphone/headphone journey has been pretty long, but with my current gear (iPod > Arrow3G > 1964T/Fiio E10 > Woodied Magnum, with an M3 in the works) it seems to have (for the moment, and perhaps for a long while to come) come to an end.
Slightly self-delusional, perhaps?