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No doubt with more than one "listener", you will have opinions on both sides...

Posted by kuribo on November 16, 2015 at 05:59:11:
Given the wide diversity of equipment and opinion of such, it would seem abundantly clear that there is no accounting for taste. Is it not true that we see more amp manufacturers and more types of amps now than ever before? The first person who can accurately and reliably predict what the vast majority of people will subjectively prefer will no doubt corner that market, or at least we would see convergence in the market, conversely, it seems we are getting ever more choices, rather than less...Are we to believe no one wants the spoils which would accrue to he who pleases the masses???
Given the diversity in tastes, the diversity of associated equipment, and the uniqueness of each combination in its intended space, it would seem naive at best to think that there is one correct and absolute solution which satisfies so many divergent, and many times opposing, needs.