Started my audio journey almost 50 years ago playing with an old radio, tuning in stations from around the country and listening to anything I could. As I have written elsewhere, I was introduced to good sound by my older brother who left some great equipment at our home while he was deployed overseas by the Navy. I would play with it for hours. Listening to different music, moving speakers around, moving my head around to listen to the effects things had. I discovered 'stereo' that way. Fast forward and I am pinching myself with my McIntosh, Sonus Faber, Esoteric, Wireworld, the PS Audio system. Here are my latest system pictures. Color me content. http://www.audioaficionado.org/attac...-189031775.jpg http://www.audioaficionado.org/attac...-796260722.jpg http://www.audioaficionado.org/attac...4117640683.jpg

Beautiful system. I understand why you are contented.

That first pic is the only one I've seen of you with shoes on - I thought you couldn't afford any after buying all of that great gear! :laughin: Congrats on the superb system, and enjoy the tunes!

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Looks like you murdered someone and tried stuffing them behind your left speaker. Their leg and foot is sticking out in view! :split:

Awesome... what a gorgeous system!

Retirement has its rewards! Shoes and shaving are optional on many days. ;)

Ha, my Indonesian puppet girl had fallen down. I will have to replace this picture someday.

I don't even want to know what an Indonesian Puppet Girl is... way TMI....

Nothing quite that fantastic... But it does bring back fond memories of my travels across SE Asia.



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Craig.......Lots to be proud of. You have created a fabulous sound system.


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