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Personally, I would pull the amp out, fill the hole with some 3/4" MDF, and recut it to fit a $99 300 watt D-class amp from Parts Express. It's a good bang for your buck fix and you can use the other $200 for some other toys.

A friend of mine sold his business and sold me some left over sealed MFSL Test Pressings. Miles Davis, McCoy Tyner, Art Pepper, Sinatra, Joel, Hays, Ronstadt, Taylor, Dillon, Bennett and more.

Going through a season a day of Bosch. Just started season 3 today. A cool tidbit of the show is his love of Jazz; Art Pepper, Sonny Rollins, etc. His system uses a Marantz 6300 turntable, McIntosh MX110 pre, Mac MC240 driving Ohm Walsh speakers. Cool.

Just finished all seasons of The Good Fight.

Most of what we do these days is binge watching. We have been through all the seasons of Luther, Hanna, Star Trek, Star Trek Discovery, Pickard, The Expanse, Lost in Space, Altered Carbon, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, and others that I'll remember later.

Steely Dan Countdown to Ecstasy

Steely Dan Katie Lied original recording 1975. This is the 1980 MCA release.

Steely Dan Pretzel Logic 1974 ABC Records ABCD-808

It's a Steely Dan Day.

I put together a mini system for my work bench. I use Poweramp on my phone, that goes to a Logitech blue tooth receiver, hooked to a Miniwatt amp, driving a pair of vintage Optimus Pro LX4 speakers. Sounds amazing good for what it is.

This morning is Patricia Barber.

So many great songs on this album.

Bite your tongue. Turn down the bass. I've never heard such nonsense.

While I am stuck at home, I did some work on this cd player today. This one is built like a tank. The face and top are machined from billet and very heavy. Got it up and going in a few hours.

There are systems in the living room, dining room (no dining table), den and sun room. I have gear for three more systems. It is an obsession.

I, too, use an Elite screen. Mine is a 106" manual pull down and has worked well for many years. They are $140 -$150 from Best Buy, Amazon and Office Depot.

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink or in this case an "audiophile."

Audio is truly an endeavor where ignorance is bliss. If you have never heard better, you can be happy with less. Education also pays a big part of knowing there is better, what constitutes better and how to go about getting there. Still each person must decide for themselves, how good is good...