I can relate to the feelings that OP is expressing. I have frequently formed personal relationships with inanimate objects.
I am sad
I am very sad. Feels like I’m stuck between a rock and a hard place.
My amplifier is malfunctioning. It happens. Just fix it and move on what’s the big deal? Well I’m trying. I need the company of the amp to send me the invoice so I can buy the part and start the fixing. But they don’t reply to my e-mails. It’s been 3 weeks since the last communication. The amp has been broken for 2 months. I just need them to let me pay for the part. I don’t understand what’s so difficult. I’m sad.
I’m unfortunately married to the sound of this amp. For example a person married to the Mcintosh sound or the Pass labs sound. My speakers (Summit X) are amplifier picky. They love this amp. I check my email 20x a day hoping to see the invoice. I also check the junks. They had already said the part is available for $300. I’m not even sad anymore. I am depressed.
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@grislybutter , I guess that's one way, but I know for a fact that I do not have flood insurance (as it stands now, 'now' being an operative word, I am well out of the flood plane), and I'd prefer to have my homeowner's cover whatever happens. |
You are killing me, @grislybutter . Absolutely slaying me. |
@livinon2wheels , I remember a while back ago on a thread regarding the California fires you mentioned that you were getting the run-around from your homeowners insurance company. If you do not mind me asking, what exactly is the hassle related to? I am only asking because I am a paranoid and neurotic individual and if there are any preemptive actions I should consider with my own homeowner's company or policy I would be interested in finding out. |
@mapman , go for it! |
