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Is it true that most people who cares about sound is at a later stage of age, whilst the younger generation likes gadgety players like iPod?
I was surprised sometimes ago when attending a local HiFi club where about 80 percent of the participants could easily be at my dad's age. Is it true that this hobby is a diminishing one? To add to the injury, there were no ladies to be seen, let alone young ones Tell us how long you've been in the hobby! So... I'm M/37 starting the hobby at 14 but got into it again last year.
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Being an audiophil isn't a matter of age imo. I'm M/23
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Tel Aviv
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i think it's more related to the financial abilities rather than age
if i could i would buy hi end speakers when i was 16 |
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Well at 14 I built 2 amps and 2 pair of speakers. I could exactly remember they were TA7205AP chips. The speakers were "Teisco-Arrow" .. is this a real brand btw?
With dad's allowance of course
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Prague, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka
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Funny question, but I'll reply. I built my 1st amp when I was 14, and now I am 54
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Sofia
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Built first amp (TDA2020 in 76') when i was 14. It promptly melted down. A year later and lots of etching solution stains on the lounge carpet futher i had a working TBA810 amp and 709 phono pre. And a discrete amp. Then i got enough money to buy a very decent system and gave up on diy until i turned 22. Today i am way older than i should be.
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
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I'm 43 (well, next month I'll be). I was a hifi fan since about 12 years old (yeah, I had some nice brochures back then). Did not really get any good gear until my mid 20's. Audio meets are not a good place to pick up chicks. Any ladies I have met there are (1)not audiophiles and (2) in a committed relationship .
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Swindon
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21 here, been interested since about 9-10 I guess! Playing with speakers in various cardboard boxes and building a sub with no knowledge of box design
I don't think you'll find many women interested, electronics was about the least popular subject with them I've found, and big speakers may just top that! Was suprised to see UK driver company Bandor was started by a woman though. |
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