How many amps do you own?

Mcintosh Ma5200 2x100
Mcintosh mc7106 6x100
Another mc7106 (cause you need two), accuphase p-250 2x100?
marantz 1608
and an old pioneer
Schiit freya +
Musical surroundings phenomena 2+

only one

one is the loneliest number

Four amps, (two tube and two solid state) and three receivers at the moment.

JD

I have a pair of Quicksilver M120s that get the playing time in my main system, a Yamamoto A-08S 45 tube amp that I am likely not going to use but can't bring my self to sell just in case, Canary CA306 300B amp and a Pass Labs XA30.5 amp. The Canary and the Pass both work so well with my set up that they aren't going anywhere either. I have a like New Jolida 302 BRC in case one of my kids show an interest, a pair of BK M140s and a Yamamoto HA-03 headphone amp in my headphone system. After putting this down in print and rereading it, I think it's time to get rid of all of them but my Quicksilvers and the two Yamamotos. Thanks for bringing it up.

Main Amp - PS Audio BHK 250
Secondary System - PS Audio M700s
HT system - EMotiva XPA-7
Office System - Schiit Vidar x 2

Main Pre-Amp - PS Audio BHK
Secondary System - Parasound P6
HT system - Yamaha 3080
Office System - Schiit Freya+

Main DAC - PS Audio Directstream
Secondary System - Mytek Brooklyn+Office System - Schiit Bifrost

I have a sickness. My wife and family still love me, despite my debilitating Audio illness. Don’t get me started on the warehouse of speakers.

Seriously, I love audio and love audio gear. I love the craftsmanship and engineering that goes into each piece. I like to reverse engineer items and learn from them. I do hobby DIY on the side and like to learn from the masters. I like to keep as many pieces as I can afford so that I can mix and match and create different sonic signatures. Once an item has cycled beyond my office system, it gets sold. A man has to have limits (so I am told). Practically speaking, the house just can’t hold more than that.