While I am at least telling myself I am trying to cut back, I happened upon an estate sale this weekend. They had a Fisher Console that their parents bought back in 1964. Nice family. Anyway at first didn't want to add to my stash but the wife liked the styling and teak wood so much that she encouraged me to buy it. It is a Fisher Electra V with the multiplexer (someone please explain to me what that does... I know, stupid question) in teak wood. It needs some TLC and caps replacement of course. They had it playing but told me it took about 15 minutes to warm up. I like that the amp and tuner section are are separate and stand alone units. Hopefully I will get to it next weekend. Any perspective or suggestions welcome. I have a beautiful Solid State Magnavox Astro-Sonic console in great condition with 12 inch woofers and Horn mid, tweet that I will have to figure out what to do with. Guess I could have worse problems.