Does any one have a link to Playboys stereo systems of the rich and famous?

I haven't cared about Playboy in many years, but back in the day it employed some of the best writers in the biz, and the Playboy Interview was generally respected and very cool. Hef's "Playboy Philosophy" was unreadable nonsense, but otherwise it actually was a good read (great cartoonists also) as long as the pages weren't stuck together. 

I remember that very article of Roger and Ann's system as I used to raid my Dad's monthly mailed issues.  There were also some very good music articles - it's where I learned about Guy Clark and his classic Old No. 1 album.

@wolf_garcia  Excellent points, all!

I’m surprised no mention of McIntosh...you’d think it was all over the Playboy demographic. My first job in Hi-Fi the store owner (Mac dealer) was absolutely “the kind of man who reads Playboy”...a status obsessed, philandering, misogynistic country club denizen. 

Or in my case a 14 year old kid in the mid 60's who was given a subscription to Playboy by my recently divorced mother...supposedly justified by the fact I was a James Bond fan and had read every book, and now Playboy was serializing Ian Fleming's new stuff...an absolutely perfect diversion, and how else was I to know the proper way to tie a bowtie, learn about Shelby Cobras and Mercedes 600s, mix a perfect martini, read interviews of Dylan, the Beatles, Tim Leary, etc., and the history of Wing Tips....every 14 year old should know these things...