Personal amp evolution

Added Jeff Rowland M625: 300 Watts stereo class A/B high bias amp. Guido

I started out with a technics integrated back in 1980, when I was stationed in okinawa japan, got a hold of sansui AUD-11 integrated which is still revered today and a yamaha M-80 amp, another sought after vintage.
Today, I have a combination of carver TFM amps, TFM 753, tfm 45, tfm 35, two tfm 500x, two 1.5t,m-400t,an emotiva xpa-5, sunfire theater grand, carver c-16, c-5 preamps, carver c 4000t preamp, emotiva usp-1 preamp, B&K pro 10 preamp. sunfire TGR 401 ht receiver and a pioneer sc 37 ht receiver. paxhton integrated tube amp,

Marantz 1060
Harman Kardon Citation 12
Crown D150
Ampzilla
Vsp labs Gold
Classe CA-2100

In order of acquisition - I often had more than one amp on hand:

NAD 3020 / B&K 102 / Quicksilver 8417 / Pass Aleph 3 / Pass Aleph 2 / CAT JL2 / Quicksilver V4 / First Watt Aleph J / Pass XA30.5 /Music Reference RM 9 Special Edition / Atma-sphere M60 / Music Refererene RM 10 MKII

Still own the last two.

I started reading Stereophile back in the late 80s, when I couldn't afford the good stuff. My first amp was an Adcom GFA-545, followed by a Parasound HCA-800. Next was a B&K ST-202. Lastly, I'm enjoying a Bedini 150 MkII I recently aquired off ebay for $350. I'm pairing it with an old Lazarus Cascade Basic preamp and love the combo! I still can't afford the good stuff, but ebay makes it easier to afford the used stuff.