1 piece of audio gear I really regret selling is..

a Hafler DH-220 that was in great condition for it's age. Cosmetically it was spotless and sonically it was great. Made a pair of Tannoy's I had sing with no listener fatigue whatsoever.

My Micro Seiki BL-91. It would have been a great 2nd table.

My Conrad Johnson MF2250 think thats the model 2ch 250 watts,,really miss that amp!

Meridian 508-24 CD player. It didn't match anything else on my audio rack. Best sound from CD's I've ever heard.

Creek 4330SE with a Naim CD3.5. Excellent combo. 

Nothing!!

I sold a pair of Montana SP2 II speakers to a buddy years ago. I ended up buying them back. Sold them again. Then bought another pair. I eventually moved on to larger Montana speakers, the SPX and EPS2. But I never recreated the magic of their little brothers. Although the SP2 wasn't the most transparent or dynamic speaker, they had a way of making everything sound pretty good. Very easy to listen to. I don't really wish I had them back, but I do have fond memories of them.

 

 

adcom GDA Was a dac with pcm 63 chip.

NATIVE 16/44 decode never got better,

Dussun V8i. A 90 pound beast of an integrated amp.

Pathos Classic MKIII hybrid integrated.  

A 1981 Kondo OnKagu, but I had 3 left.🤣 they were a lot more affordable then..