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Here are Pics of a couple of my personal systems, and a few helpers.

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^- A couple of pieces I use for testing various equipment after repairs. NAD C340 integrated amp and C-520 CD Player. Doesn't get any more basic than these two pieces.

^- Some of my spare equipment (most fully restored and functional) from top to bottom: Pioneer PD-M500 CD Changer (faceplate removed), Pioneer ELITE PD-M900 CD Changer, Pioneer PD-M901 CD Changer, Nakamichi CDC-3A CD Changer. Also not pictured,  Nakamichi TA-3A Receiver (protection circuit problem), Pioneer PD-F605 CD Changer, 2 Technics SL-P1200 DJ CD Players, etc....

One of our friendly neighborhood bucks chillin'  \/

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/\ Some wild turkeys on the front lawn

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/\- My faithful helper, Mr. Friskies hard at work.

^-- A doe with a couple of new fawn in the front yard.

Here is Mr. Friskies. Yes, he plays fetch with furry mice or his favorite fetch toy, a cheap AM loop antenna. I finally found a use for one of these things. :-)

Our newest addition, a 4 wk old rescue, Gizmo, weighing in at 12 ounces. -------------------->

And once again, here is Mr. Friskies enjoying his daily vacuuming. He loves it and doesn't want it to stop once started. Sometimes he acts more like a dog than the cat he is supposed to be.

Yes, now Gizmo also loves to be vacuumed. They both take turns every day.

Yes, he is actually eating his peas. This little guy will eat almost anything, including greens. He is now 9 pounds, fit and trim.

^From bottom to top: Pioneer SX-5570 (Euro SX-950) Receiver, Pioneer PD-7100 CD Player, Pioneer PD-M70 CD Changer, Pioneer GR-551 Equalizer, dbx 1BXIII. Speakers on the sides are Polk Audio S10's

<- From bottom to top: Panamax 5100, SAE 2100L Preamplifier, Nakamichi 680ZX, Pioneer ELITE PD-71 CD Player, Pioneer ELITE PD-M90X CD Changer, Soundcraftsmen RP-2215R, TASCAM CD-RW700 CD Burner, Phase Linear 300 Series II Power Amp, dbx 3BXIII, dbx 120X, dbx 400XG, Magnum Dynalab FT-11 FM Tuner. Speakers are JBL SE38BEs with JBL PSW-D112 Sub.

Also have a McIntosh MX114, MC2200 and MC2105 as part of yet another system I'm working on as well as a couple of shelves full of Nakamichi, Carver, SAE, etc not yet put to use. It's an addiction that never seems to end.

^ My office surround system from bottom to top: Carver TFM-15CB (sub amp), Pioneer ELITE VSX-05 5.1 Receiver, Pioneer ELITE PD-M59 CD Changer, Pioneer ELITE PD-59 CD Player,  Samsung DVD-AR650 DVD-R, DISH 811 HD Receiver, Panamax 4300. I'm using Infinity fronts and center, Polk Audio rears and a homemade sub using two 8" Infinity drivers with a Polk Audio 10" passive radiator, which is quite a thumper.

\/ More spare equipment. From top to bottom, Akai GX-F71 (needs a belt if I can find one), SAE R6 (second of 2), Pioneer SA-7800.

\/- Queen of the office, Suds, helping out. :-)

/\-Weighing in at 2 lbs 2 oz. now, Gizmo, the rescue is already learning the ropes here in the office. UPDATE: Now he's 5 pounds and loves American sliced cheese.

Here's the newest addition to our collection of wildlife visitors, Forest the Brown Bear. He got into the trash before we took it to the landfill transfer station. Fortunately, he doesn't really like people so when he sees us, he makes a run for it, hence his name. Run Forest, run...  :-)