What say you folks post pics of yourself and systems from when you first entered the "I want a nice sounding system" condition. Then post a pic of what your system looks like today. If your pics of your system don't include you, include separate pics of you.
I'll start.
Here is a pic of my system from '76 (I was a GI and the DJ at a Halloween party, in Ramstein, Germany): Pioneer: SA-7500, SG-9500, CT-F9090, TX-7500, JT-215A, PL-12D-II, Phase Linear: PL-1000, Marantz: Imperial 7G (x 2).
Me without all the party gobbledygook (F4 and RF-4 sensor systems were my game back then, after I was done working SR-71s). I don't think we were supposed to take pictures like this, so don't tell anyone.
Here is recent (hasn't changed for several years): Pioneer: SPEC-4 (x 2), SPEC-1, SG-9500, TX-9500-II, RT-909, DV-50A, DT-500, CT-F1250, CT-F1000, PL-630 (x 2 ), MA-62A, RH-65, HPM-100 (x 6), Phase Linear: PL-1000-II, Teac: AN-300, ASUS A7N8X-based PC, Ritech: RJ-4200, Samsung: SP-R4212, SIR-T451, and a couple of unconnected Pioneer CT-F1000s (awaiting restoration and relocation to a new home)
Here is me, these days.
Or, if you please (and even if you don't)...
Lets see how you and your systems have evolved, over the years.
Enjoy,
Rich P
I'll start.
Here is a pic of my system from '76 (I was a GI and the DJ at a Halloween party, in Ramstein, Germany): Pioneer: SA-7500, SG-9500, CT-F9090, TX-7500, JT-215A, PL-12D-II, Phase Linear: PL-1000, Marantz: Imperial 7G (x 2).
Me without all the party gobbledygook (F4 and RF-4 sensor systems were my game back then, after I was done working SR-71s). I don't think we were supposed to take pictures like this, so don't tell anyone.
Here is recent (hasn't changed for several years): Pioneer: SPEC-4 (x 2), SPEC-1, SG-9500, TX-9500-II, RT-909, DV-50A, DT-500, CT-F1250, CT-F1000, PL-630 (x 2 ), MA-62A, RH-65, HPM-100 (x 6), Phase Linear: PL-1000-II, Teac: AN-300, ASUS A7N8X-based PC, Ritech: RJ-4200, Samsung: SP-R4212, SIR-T451, and a couple of unconnected Pioneer CT-F1000s (awaiting restoration and relocation to a new home)
Here is me, these days.
Or, if you please (and even if you don't)...
Lets see how you and your systems have evolved, over the years.
Enjoy,
Rich P
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