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I've called my passion for music a lifestyle for Decades. Glad to see

Posted by artemus on July 8, 2017 at 07:20:36:
others who understand. I can understand it being a hobby for some. But I began buying records when I was 8 yrs old. I'm 66 now. I had a good audio system from my late 20's. Before that I had adequate systems. But my 20's brought about a good system (HK 730, Large Advents) which stayed as my system for nearly 20 yrs, at least the HK 730 did. I never thought of myself as an audiophile. I don't care for jazz, dislike most female vocals and have no desire for the music mostly played in the shows and as demo disks in the, mostly now defunct, stereo stores.
Sorry for the long post.