He spent his life building a $1 million stereo. The real cost was unfathomable.

@mahgister 

"The listening spot in a room is like a death bed, we generally  are there alone...😁"

... and, the first time we had sex ... 😁

😆🤣😁😊😉

I was an acquaintance of Ken Fritz through my stint with the Richmond Audiophile Society and found him to be an intelligent, basically happy, persistent and dedicated in his pursuits, gentleman.  There are a number of others in the Richmond Audiophile Society that knew him in much greater detail than I who feel as I do that the WaPo article was a hit piece.  How many of us can say we don't have skeletons in our closets that if revealed to the public would be devastating to us or our families ?  I'm sure some of the information is true, however usually this type of exposure is found in political rhetoric and not normally seen in the general public.  Just my opinion...  

" How many of us can say we don't have skeletons in our closets that if revealed to the public would be devastating to us or our families ?"

Speaking for myself, me. Not even close. I'm sure many others here can answer the same.

Reading this article, my impression of the man is that he was a selfish, self absorbed jerk not worthy of his family. 

Some concentrate in music to forgot their not so friendlier family too ...

How do we decide ?

Myself i dont know and i did not bother to read the article because of his tone...

I am a "fool" myself in the same way but with less money...my wife and children were friendly and loving ... A mad man need care ... 😊