As John Garfield's character in "Body And Soul" says -- "Everybody dies." If today were that fateful day, what would happen to your equipment and your music collection? Do your spouses, relatives, friends, etc. have any idea about its value, both financial and emotional? Is there any piece of equipment or music you would want to be buried/cremated with?
Me, they'll lay me out on a Marshall stack and set it afire while showing "What's Opera Doc?" My music collection will be boxed up and sent to a storage facilty with each box being labeled "Rosebud". The equipment will be distributed to my relatives, non of whom will have the slightest appreciation of its value.
Robm, you can have a large impact after death for good or ill through your will. Besides any material benefit upon those stilll on the planet for whom material things still matter, often you can convey how much you love and support a person or organization by your bequests. If no relatives would appreciate it, how about donating your awesome stereo and collection to a music program, theatre group, orphange, or as a prize the be raffled off for a worthy cause?
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