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Do any of you kids , want your system ???

Gents: 

I’ve experienced a buy/sell of my giant speakers

anyway, As we are an older Demographic 

2 questions: 

1) if you go to audiophile Heaven,  do any of your kids want your Hifi ?
    I asked that , over Christmas, and caught a defeating silence and laugh “ no” frickin way
    Way to big !!!  And lots of laughs over the conversation 
2) when that time comes , How does anybody get rid of all the Hifi stuff ?         Does the spouse?   Cuss you out and sell for $5 a garage sale ?   My guess; it’s a lot of work to sell correctly ?   My wife answer was enlightening!!!
It’s an ugly/funny question , But I’m really wondering how it happens

Hifi geek 


jeff 
frozentundra
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roxy54
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woodsage said:
"It ends in dust and disarray."

That sounds beautifully said and romantic, but the dust and disarray also give way to new life. One is necessary for the other, and it’s a beautiful and never ending cycle that we are all a part of.
That said, no one in my family will want my system. They all think that it’s a waste of money and space.
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twoleftears
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And the rest is rust and stardust. ~ Lolita
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oddiofyl
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A while back , I offered my then 17 year old son a beautiful pair of PSB M2 Platinum with stands, a Velodyne HGS 10 sub and a nice Anthem integrated amp and he said “no thanks, I got this “ holding up his cellphone.....   at first I wanted a DNA test but then I realized today’s kids want it now, virtually free and don’t care what it sounds like.   
It was really a nice system that I eventually sold to a young couple that were thrilled with what they got for the money and appreciated good sound 
tablejockey
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Change the lyrics to one more child to carry my heavy audio gear out of the room?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgHnqTmKhoc

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millercarbon
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On second thought, maybe leave it all to mahgister.
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