I certainly get the desire to have that which you cherish working and fully functional again. How about this perspective. Losing your home to fire and everything of value in it, save for a few less desirable pieces. I can still listen to music via streaming sources, but all the media and most of the equipment accumulated over my 72 years is gone...forever...I will eventually get to move back into a rebuilt house if I live long enough, but I have no idea when that will be. It is the not knowing when that is the most troublesome...I have no clue how long the insurance company is going to drag its feet delaying the process even further than the usual construction delays associated with multiple subcontractors schedules. Let alone when I will be able to start buying new gear in earnest. This has dragged on 11 months with no end to it in sight. So I have a real good understanding of what it means to wait for something with no clue when the waiting will be over.
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.