How much do you listen?

8-10 hrs. Wish can do more, but with wife and two kids......

12-16hrs. There was another thread on this topic, not so long ago. Could help you with the stats!
Cheers!

This time of year I'm lucky if I get 2-4 hours a week. I have 3 boys who play on 7 different baseball teams. I coach 2 teams, so not much listening between March through July. After the season about 12- 16 hours a week.

Listening time all depends on what may be going on, but I will typically listen 3-4 hours in the weekday evenings and 8-10 hours over the weekends, on average. Of course, this is not all "critical listening" time - it's "enjoy it" listening time, often with a book as companion late in the evenings.

25 to 30 hours per week. Cheers. Craig

12 hours of critical listening per week; with kids 7, 9, and 11 I'm busy much of the time. Jeff

Sometimes much less if I'm travelling.

I listen critically about 25 hours a week. I consider my sound system my finest mental relaxation. I threw out the TV years ago. I can easily justify the financial outlay considering the amount and quality of stress relief it provides

Unless there is a good gulf game on tv I,d say 25-30 on critical listening.I have the music going constantly on background.
steve

For me about 8 hrs right now. Similarly to many of you, it will be more in the winter. Just bought a new (to me) table, so looking forward to increasing my hours and re-discovering much of my vinyl.

Average 2hrs/day week days, rest on week-ends.

10 to 20 hours a week. Sometimes more, sometimes less. You still need to read your bible and talk to your family you know. It is difficult because, and I am sure that many of you are the same, when I listen to music, that is all I want to do. No reading, no talking, no video screen. I do enjoy listening partners like my wife or my kids and others. But if I am listening, then I like to concentrate on the music. It is very fulfilling. I do not see how the masses sit and watch TV for 5 hours in a night but I get the same from those about my listening to music the same. Am I weird? Don't answer. But Sweet highs ( without smoking a fatty, I am a reality freak now ) and wide soundstage is so entertaining.