How much does your system retail for?


$23,000 - $24,000 I estimate. (Two channel, this does not include TV, VCR, etc.)

Please, keep the exagerations to a minumum, do not count CD's, equipment you have bought and sold, is packed away that you don't use anymore, etc..

Put the total first so it shows up at the begining of your post.

This is just for fun and curiosity of the diversity on here, don't take it to seriously. Simply evaluate what the retail value of your system is.
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Brian; my first Rx was not to post on this thread-- maybe embarassed as Kelly noted, or maybe a little paranoid? But many more expensive systems than mine are out there-- and by a LOT-- i don't feel so dumb anymore:>). $40K in main rig including wires, acoustic stuff, stands etc., another $5K in accessories like CD Recorder, cassette recorder etc. And a second system of about $10K. My DNA2 amps are in for upgrade to Rev. A as I type. There, I feel better-- thanks. Cheers. Craig
Hmmm... more than I thought. Or as my Swiss cousin was fond of saying - "Too much"

Main audio system - $98,490 - of course, I probably only spent 1/3 of this (God bless Audiogon).

If you add the home theatre, that's another $27,000.

Software, however - that's where the big bucks come in.
My system is at $17,000 now. I guess this is humble compared do some of the hot shots here, but what scares me is the rate I've been spending on it. In July of last year, I started with a $3,500 system, and have been sqandering my hard earned cash on upgrades since then. It's worth it though, right? I'm now only pursuing upgrades on low-key power cords and such, just so my girlfriend won't notice.
I have the exactly same problem with Outlier. Only 3 months ago, my system was worth $5000. Now it's well over $17000. Constant "upgrading"-- Some worthwhile, some not. And I CAN'T STOP!!! If my wife saw my posting, she'll surely strangle me in my sleep. I need some professional help.