z-adamson
Addicted Member
If we buy whatever catches the eye, we become neck deep in gear with just a few devices in use.
So there must be a line that is drawn to minimize the potential candidates. There has to be something in place that keeps purchases in check.
Myself.....solid state only. 100wpc and up, stereo only. Early 70s, through early 80s (other than my cdp). CDs are my only source. Good service manuals must be available. If this criteria is not met, consideration for purchase will not be given.
Speakers....."west coast" only. Vented cabinets only. Large bookshelf only. Cast aluminum basketed drivers only. No horns. This criteria must be met for me to consider buying.
This limits the playing field quite a bit and keeps things in check.
How do you keep from becoming a total hoarder? Let's face it, gear is addictive.
So there must be a line that is drawn to minimize the potential candidates. There has to be something in place that keeps purchases in check.
Myself.....solid state only. 100wpc and up, stereo only. Early 70s, through early 80s (other than my cdp). CDs are my only source. Good service manuals must be available. If this criteria is not met, consideration for purchase will not be given.
Speakers....."west coast" only. Vented cabinets only. Large bookshelf only. Cast aluminum basketed drivers only. No horns. This criteria must be met for me to consider buying.
This limits the playing field quite a bit and keeps things in check.
How do you keep from becoming a total hoarder? Let's face it, gear is addictive.
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