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I guess I've just been lucky

Posted by E-Stat on May 8, 2007 at 13:24:24:
And have not changed or collected nearly as many different pieces of gear than many here. Not to suggest that I have limited my exposure to a wide range of components - just in the buying of them.
For my primary music system, I've owned six speakers since 1972 (only two since 1982). Each one was most definitely an improvement over the previous model in one or more respects. Given my preferences, I cannot imagine improving my current ones.
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