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Not too bad. I’ve got a pair of GENELEC 1032bs, a pair of 8351Bs, a matching W371A subwoofer, and a pair of Eve Audio SC701s.
Somewhere around 3000 watts of combined bass/mid/treble amplification.
I think I’m cheating though because I work for the world’s greatest electronic musical instrument company.
Nice, I’ve got a similar situation for my bedroom stereo. Thrifted vintage Fisher(I think) speakers (3-way, 15” woofers), Sony surrounds, rears, center, and subwoofer with an Onkyo receiver. Maybe spent $120 total on it all when I lived in the States.
All of my battle station audio equipment has now paid for itself though. Well, work gave me the 1032b pair since they upgraded their standard reference speaker to the GENELEC Ones. They’re only two-way though and for my side hustle in music production, I really needed those three-way 8351Bs.
most of my stuff has been frankensteined together too. even the receiver was free cause the A+B speaker buttons were buggered along with the volume. i have not touched the volume knob in years, and just soldered the A side on permanently