Personal amp evolution

• Sony Stereo Amp from the 90’s (inherited in 2012)  
• Emotiva UPA-200 (2013)  
•  Peachtree Audio Decco 65 (2014)  
•  Rogue Audio Cronus Magnum (2015)  
•  McIntosh MA6500 (2015) 
  

Really like the last 2, but if pushed, I’d take the Mac.

Old 8 track wollensack, dual tt, sansui 9090

A couple receivers, onkyo tx 890, 860.
Onkyo m504

Carvin Dcm 2000's as monoblocks.

Crown studio ref 1, forced to sell, 30 amp plug could not use, never had chance to even plug it in, sold and bought rotel 1090, good amp, had inrush current limiter go out on me, sold and bought emotiva monoblocks,
Had my Sunfire signature fixed, which shelved the emotiva stuff.

Odyssey stratos mono's

McCormack dna-750. I'm done buying. For now

Just the ones I remember. There are others, either for a short stint, or some not worth mentioning.

Sansui 1000x receiver (still have), Concept 5.5 receiver (traded), Hafler DH200 kit (sold), Dunlap-Clarke Dreadnaught 500 (sold), Akai integrated (traded), Hafler DH220 (sold), Sony STR-AV 970 surround receiver (still have), Belles Model 1 (still have, surround rear in current system), McIntosh MC302 (primary in current system), McIntosh 7100 (center channel bridged for mono in current system).

I'm 62 years old, so I might be forgetting some of them:

1.  Kenwood integrated (probably 35 wpc).
2.  McIntosh MC225/Dynaco Pre-Amp.
3.  McIntosh MC275/Dynaco Pre-Amp.
4.  Marantz 2275 Receiver.
5.  Tandberg TR2060 Receiver.
6.  Various NAD Receivers.
7.  NAD Masters Series M3 Integrated.
8.  McIntosh MAC6700 Receiver.
9.  McIntosh C50 Pre-Amp/MC452 Power Amp.