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In terms OF bad equipment you're right. however, good audio equipment is expensive and the Vast majority of people don't want to spend that much just on some headphones to hear something they aren't really paying attention to.
But people pay a fortune on branded headphones that sound bad. Put the same or less money in to good sounding gear.
People are not very clever nor perceptive and easily swayed by marketing trickery.
More news at 11
Audio equipment is a little daunting for the lay person, especially with all the goofy marketing. You can find gold plated wiring that's actually carbon nano tube NASA^TM space age technology, but it perceptively doesn't do jack. Also, when I was younger I didn't do so well taking care of my hearing so a good sounding gear isn't always "worth" it for me.
Edit: I don't regret the raving, but take care of your ears people.
That may be true(I don't know the costs and quality for music equipment).