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Nice looking systems skypunk yogiboy thank for posting them

Little over a year ago someone was like, "Miller you sure post a lot where's your system?" There was a bit of a implication there that I didn't care for. But thinking back it was a reasonable comment. We did after all have one here with no system whatsoever, literally not even a iPod, it was a Walkman. No I am not making this up. This guy was even more of a waste of space than the current one. Well maybe not. Every once in a while he would crack a joke. The current empty suit is not only genuinely empty and devoid of any value whatsoever, he's also a total paskudnik. And no pictures. Why is that, I wonder?  

Where was I? Oh yeah. So the question got me motivated. Never did such a thing before. Does not come naturally to me. Not on FB, not on any of the many stupid social networks people go for validation. Not my thing.  

But I am a serious audiophile. Whether the guy was genuine or just trying to get a dig in ultimately doesn't matter. All that matters, there is a lot going on to study and learn from.

So finally one day I shoved some of the clutter out of range, brought some light into the cave, and shot some pics. https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/8367 As expected a whole bunch of people have learned and appreciated- and some schlubs kvetch but they aren't bubkes so who cares?  

Point is the pics are up and people seem to be getting a lot out of them. Had a guy call me just last week all agog over the level of attention to detail. Well same for mahgister, probably has his fans too by the way. If not he should.

We can't all have architecturally designed acoustically perfect rooms. Even then, they would change, that is the name of the game. I'm always doing something. My pics are way out of date. Thanks for the reminder.

millercarbon thanks for the photos have looked at them many of times

I wish more folks would start virtual systems maybe now that we get notifications they will. Nice system Tom!

"We did after all have one here with no system whatsoever..."

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To be fair to geoffkait, he did (does?) have a few systems. He had a Discman, Walkman, and, at least, a set of Grado headphones. Which is not much less sophsticated than a turntable and tube amplification which are, in order of decades, more archaic than cassettes and CDs.