Personal amp evolution

Let's see...

1971: Dynaco SCA-80 integrated (40 Wpc solid state)
1973: SAE (100 Wpc) power amp
1978: 40 WpC Pioneer integrated (went back to school)
1985-1999: had nothing more than a boom box
1999: Quad 405-II (100 Wpc)
2000: Bryston 4B (original), Quad 606, Meitner MTR-101 monos
2000-2005: Muse Model 100 (x 2), Classé Model 15, Bryston 4B-SST, OCM 500, had MTR-101s upgraded, Bryston B100-SST integrated, Meitner STR-55 (upgraded in 2004), Quad II monos (tube; rebuilt to original specs); AudioNote tube amp of unknown model (10 wpc push-pull).

The Meitner MTRs have stayed in my main system, as I haven't auditioned anything else that I've liked as much.

The Meitner STR-55 remains in my office syste for the same reason.

The OCM 500 was a very good amp--I preferred it to a brand new Bryston 4B-SST, but I'm severely downsizing the living room system because it hardly ever gets used, so now I'm back to the Muse Model 100.

1974 Sherwood Receiver;
1977 NAD integrated;
1982 Dynaco ST70;
1991 VTL Compact 80;
1997 Decware Zen SE84b;
2002 Bottlehead Paramour 2a3;
2003 Welborne 300b DRD.

Why not it's interesting reading and I'm a team player.
Caztech
Bryston 3B
Bryston 3BST
Pair of Bryston 3BST's
Bryston 4BST
Bryston 14BST
Spectron Musician II
Cary V12,went tubes,superior synergy with Electrostats.
And that's all she wrote.

Fuzzy memories -
Dyna Stereo 120
Dyna MK III's (still use for guitar)
Kenwood integrated amp
SAE 100wpc Amp
SAE 300wpc Amp (Jim B. design I think)
Threshold 4000 200wpc class A (Nelson Pass design)
(2) Threshold 4000's

OK, I stopped evolving, but that's why I'm reading what all of you have to say.

My list is not nearly as impressive. I do feel I have ended up with a winner.
Musical Fidelity 3.2CR
VAC Avitar SE
Sonic Euphoria PLC