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Prediction!

False, but true: 35 and open for new musical experiences. ;)

TPBM finds himself listening to music from his younger years after avoiding it for several years.
 
True. I'm technologically challenged and my career was not kind to my back so I'm finding CDs take up less space and are lighter. I've found some very nice sounding CDs in my travels.

TPBM tries to spread his love of music to others.
 
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True.

TPBM has been trying to get family and friends more interested in high quality stereo music reproduction. (I.O.W the 'gear' side of things)
 
True-ish. It's been a while, but I have converted a few people, whether it be stereo gear or good headphones and a DAC.

TPBM is respectful of other people' gear choices regardless of what they may think of it. :)
 
False. Not really. While it isn't what most people typically think of as "vintage", back in 2000 for example, most people were already calling all the silver faced stuff "vintage", and much of it was only 20-30 years old at that point. But now all the BPC stuff from the 80's is 25-35 years old, so why not? I think the terms "vintage" and "classic" tend to get confused too much. I'll admit that I don't immediately think of most BPC being "vintage", but when you factor in how old some of it is, you kind of have to. ;)

TPBM Is having a lovely summer day/evening. :)
 
True. If I had my choice of a Pioneer receiver from that series it would be the mighty SX-1980 with the unobtainium output transistors. :p

TPBM wants to hear a Pioneer SX-1980 if they haven't already.
 
Well, it's probably a ways down on my bucket list but sure, why not?

TPBM has owned a Dual 701 at some point.
 
True. Sony CDP 101 with original woodcase, remote control, service manual and handbook of instruction, the whole stuff in mint condition.

TPBM has no Bogen gear.
 
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