Number of yrs. to reach the finished line?


Ten long years and way to much $$$ lost running sometimes backwards and sideways.

No more for me. I am very happy with the end result and can live a very long time with what I have built.

The Lampizator / Tenor was what brought me to the end and took the longing out of me for better sound.

What say you?
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Showing 6 responses by tmsorosk

The trick is not to go backwards or sideways , you must move ahead to get the rewards this hobby has to offer .
Listening to music is a great experience , but if It wasn't for tinkering with my system or the systems of other club members I think I would lose interest quickly . Shouldn't a hobby be ongoing . Improving things and then listening for improvements or changes is fun , educational and highly entertaining , for me .
We often swap components , cables , cords or something with other members temporarily so the cost is usually nile and if you learn something it may save you money in the long run .
Inna , your almost right . When the wife mentioned she had found a house with a pool and that we would be moving , my first and only question was , is the living room symetrical .
I don't think the love of music and audio is really an addiction . Those that have had a real addiction will no what I mean .
" finish line " , makes it sound like a race . Somethings should not be rushed .
I don't think any of us want to pore money into a good system to get little or no gain , but when you get just the right new piece there's a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction not to mention a big smile , almost like the feeling you get after hearing a really great live performance . After all these years I still have trouble containing myself when a new member of the family arrives . I'm careful in my selections so disappointments are few .