Hi-Fi museum. Would you visit, and how much would you be willing to pay for a visit?
For quite a few years, I've always said, if I won the lottery, I would buy a ton of classic Hifi gear and create a museum for audiophiles. After years of reading references to gear like the Infinity IRS, Quad ESL 63s, Dunlavy SC-IV, etc. people can come and listen to state of the art systems from different decades. There would be a mix and match room, where people can assemble systems amongst a ton of gear, and a few educational rooms where people can do double blind comparisons or take some Golden Ears tests. It actually doesn't require me winning the lottery to create, but I'd love to see that you all think of the idea to see if its even viable. Interesting enough for you to part with something like $20 for an hour session?
Posted May 9, 2025, 10:00 PM UTC