Carver M-1.5t Amplifier
600wpc RMS / 1000wpc peak
I bought this to find out what the deal with Magnetic Field Amplification was about. The 600 watts per channel RMS and 1000 watts peak intrigued me. Needless to say, it is commonly referred to as the "Speaker Shredder" as you really gotta watch your volume levels. I currently have it driving my Maggies and it seems to be a great match.

Harman Kardon HK870 Amplifier
100wpc
I bought this because of the Twin Torroidal Power Supply. HK claimed ultra-high bandwidth with a frequency response of 0.10Hz - 170,000Hz! With a distortion rating of THD .06% I figured it was worth a try. Plenty of power, and I use it to drive two subs in the basement for that extra "earth-shaking" effect in HT.

JVC A-X4 Integrated Amplifier
65wpc
This was my first integrated amp purchase bought new in the early '80's. I wanted the A-X9 in the worst way and only had enough money for the A-X4. I couldn't wait any more so I bought it. I was NOT disappointed. JVC claimed Super-A had all the pro's of A, without the cons. This puppy drove my vinyl collection through Optimus T200's for many, many years. Today it powers my Ohm Pro 200's & Avid Model 101s

McIntosh MC2125 Solid State Amplifier
120wpc Stereo / 240w Mono (Bridged)
Well, it had to happen eventually. My dad was a Mc fan, and although he never owned a Mc SS Amp (he does own an MC30) I knew I needed to have one. I wanted the 7300 for the power, but the 2125 was more in my price range. Autoformers, Power Guard, Sentry Monitor, big blue meters... what can I say? McBuild, McQuality, McWow! I have it running my Ohm F5 Series 3's.