I didn't directly seek these out, but found them 2nd hand at an estate sale. A too-good-to-pass offer won me the pair and a single LSi9, which may one day serve as a center channel.

Fantastic 10" sealed design. The 200W amp gives plenty of sound for my room and needs, and sounds great with music and movies. The sub lives on an Auralex Subdude.

This too was a 2nd hand piece that has proven to be a big upgrade. Rated at 220W into 4 ohms, this gives plenty of power and current to my relatively thirsty Polks.

This was purchased several years ago on a price-to-options scale. I liked the phono in, tuner, dedicated sub out, pre out AND main in, decibel based volume. I purchased this with the intent to build around and not necessarily keep forever. 

Purchased in 2010, this was my first serious hi-fi piece. I am a huge sucker for the fat-ass aluminum face plate, and had narrowed down my digital source list to a few contenders. I found a local A'gon deal and do not regret purchasing. All video sources run into my TV which sends the optical output to the DAC. I would like to eventually get a PC integrated into the system, or a digital dock/hard drive combo for stereo use with my Surface Pro.

Great turntable, which has proven pretty reliable. Although I really hate the screw design for the dust cover.

I cannot believe how quickly this filled up! Although I'm sure a stand alone amp and plug-in speakers didn't exactly help.

A now-outdated LCD that has been rock solid and I refuse to get rid of! It has always lived on the wall above the rack and has run all digital sources to the TV, which runs optical out to the DAC.

3.0 rack with one extra shelf. It would be fun to get the dedicated amp stand one day, but Im sure when the time comes to move I will look at new stands to fit the room...