Personal amp evolution

The most important ones.
My first Stereo was a Realistic Receiver was Black with a green dial 20w/ch with 2 metalic speaeker with a dome silk tweeter and a 4" woofer christmas present of my father, I was 14. WAS HEAVEN FOR ME AT THAT TIME.
:-)Luxman L-1 My first buy 16 years old,my ex-still have it on her living room :-) B&O 1900 first warm sound I had. :-) Wahrfedale 2050A this one drop on my lap. Till today I have it, the only reason that never sold this amp it's closed sound to the 7T& 15, weeker on the low section but very good amp. :-)and now Audio Research SP9 & D90-B.

Multiple Kenwood 70's integrated amps, then Kenwood Basic M-2, Adcom GFA-555II, Rotel RB-1090, Nuforce 9, Nuforce 9SE, then back to Rotel RB-1090 (had to rebuy one after selling the first one). Happy again now that I have the Rotel back.

For me it started like this in 1977 :

Marantz 2250 B Receiver
Yamaha A-1 Integrated amp
Hafler DH 200 Amp
Sumo Nine Class A amp
Ps Audio 2C Plus Amp
Conrad Johnson Premier 11 amp
Mark Levinson 33 H
Mark Levinson 33
Mark Levinson 335
ASR Exclusive Emitter II Blue Version

What is next?
Who knows.
But I can say it has been quite the journey and that is half of the fun.

My first noisebox was a Technics receiver bought from Monkey Ward's. Quickly replaced by an NAD 2100 which is still pumping strong power. That's it for the "main" system. :) I'm looking for another amp now, though.

In ancillary systems, I'm using a Yamaha M-35 for the computer, an Advent Model 300 receiver in the debasement, and a Fisher TX-300 integrated amp in reserve.

Pioneer receiver (God only knows what the model number was), Nikko receiver, Luxman L-100 integrated, Creek 5350SE.

Something else clearly is on the horizon for me, though, probably another integrated. The Creek is just not "fast" enough for much of the music to which I listen these days.