Personal amp evolution

this is Tim,

I have upgraded to Symphonic LIne RG4, it made a huge difference.

Pioneer SX-838 receiver
Yamaha CR-2040 receiver
conrad-johnson MV-75A
PS Audio 200c
conrad-johnson premier 12's

Let's see...

1971: Dynaco SCA-80 integrated (40 Wpc solid state)
1973: SAE (100 Wpc) power amp
1978: 40 WpC Pioneer integrated (went back to school)
1985-1999: had nothing more than a boom box
1999: Quad 405-II (100 Wpc)
2000: Bryston 4B (original), Quad 606, Meitner MTR-101 monos
2000-2005: Muse Model 100 (x 2), Classé Model 15, Bryston 4B-SST, OCM 500, had MTR-101s upgraded, Bryston B100-SST integrated, Meitner STR-55 (upgraded in 2004), Quad II monos (tube; rebuilt to original specs); AudioNote tube amp of unknown model (10 wpc push-pull).

The Meitner MTRs have stayed in my main system, as I haven't auditioned anything else that I've liked as much.

The Meitner STR-55 remains in my office syste for the same reason.

The OCM 500 was a very good amp--I preferred it to a brand new Bryston 4B-SST, but I'm severely downsizing the living room system because it hardly ever gets used, so now I'm back to the Muse Model 100.

1974 Sherwood Receiver;
1977 NAD integrated;
1982 Dynaco ST70;
1991 VTL Compact 80;
1997 Decware Zen SE84b;
2002 Bottlehead Paramour 2a3;
2003 Welborne 300b DRD.

Why not it's interesting reading and I'm a team player.
Caztech
Bryston 3B
Bryston 3BST
Pair of Bryston 3BST's
Bryston 4BST
Bryston 14BST
Spectron Musician II
Cary V12,went tubes,superior synergy with Electrostats.
And that's all she wrote.