hi-fi stands for high-five

since im back in the valley for a bit i got a call from one of my relatives saying that they have a bunch of audio gear theyre willing to gift me. everybody in the family thinks that im "tech savvy" so naturally im always on the recieving end of these hand-me-downs

i do think i'm tech savvy but i don't know anything about high end audio. they're two very separate worlds

Figure 1: this is the heaviest load ive hauled so far in the crosstrek. that plastic box was like 70 pounds at most

Figure 2: this side of my family all lived in Sharyland. 21 years ago we had a christmas party at this house I parked at, where it happened to snow for the first time in the RGV in like 150 years

Figure 3: this was my Dad's grand cherokee

when I got home I was able to count all of the stuff i got. In no particular order:

two onkyo recievers: one tx-sr601 and one tx-nr555

an onkyo cassette deck: This was the first time ive been able to play my CrO₂ tape of Synchronicity since i got it a year ago

two bookshelf speakers

some high end onkyo 6 disc cd player: donated it to kvrx 91.7

two really powerful subwoofers

a sound bar

multiple blu ray and dvd players

a set of outdoor speakers

an old sony ericsson walkman phone (!)

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