Hiya Srajan, I recently did a deep dive into your feedback section just to see what topics you and your readers have covered of late. The one I wish to comment on happens to be one of the most recent. In it Jacob Daltz encourages you to look beyond familiar brands and makes specific suggestions. I for one find the brands which you cover mostly unfamiliar to me already. That can be exciting and vexing to equal degrees when I can't follow up to listen to them. I already see plenty of reviews about stuff I could never afford all over the place. That means pure reading entertainment but does little by way of relevance to my pocket book. So I'd rather have you not go deeper into the realm of the 1%. The occasional exception like your upcoming Bayz exposé is fine. As far as I can tell, you pick those occasionals for very good reasons. In general though, I get more from reviews that don't exceed, say $10K which equates to about half that in the used market. I imagine more of your readers are in the same spot than those like Jacob who have a lot more to spend. So from one loyal reader in Vancouver, keep doing what you're doing and don't change. Stay well. Paul Wozniak
As I suggested to Jacob already, I see little motivation to change, no worries. Each reviewer has his/her sweet spot of product coverage. That focus or expertise makes them a particular destination which readers find useful and dependable. In exactly the same way, I'm plowing my own furrow and don't see good cause to jump it. Srajan
