Where do you want your system to go when you go?

I want my system set up at the funeral home, cranking Led Zeppelin. After that, I don’t care what happens to it.

Nah, seriously, I have two identical systems and will leave them to my kids.

Funny question. I bought in the last year a Rogers High Fidelity integrated amp which comes w/ a lifetime warranty. One of Roger’s advertising lines is equipment your kids will be fighting over…. 
 

I asked Roger how old he was & he’s exactly my age so I hope he lives at least as long as I have no plans on ever selling it ( great stuff!!) . 

All my audio equipment will be buried along side of me and the speakers will be toed in so that I can listen in peace. I have left instructions to leave it turned on with a car battery connected. My wife does not want it so I am taking it with me...

Don’t know.  I won’t be around. My wife will probably just give everything away. 

I have ONE great-nephew into music. I'll probably bequeath it to him if he has a house in a few years with room for it.  If not, I'd rather it go to a local record store. They could use it "in-store" to play stuff for customers or sell it to stay in business. 

The thing is, all this "stuff" that we care about and agonized over in purchasing decisions, and have come to love for the music it gives us is meaningless to most people who watch thin HDTVs and never even buy a sound bar or use Logitech headphones for Teams meetings. 

What happens to our "stuff" when we are gone? Ultimately it doesn't matter.  All that matters is that in the "here and now" it has meaning to us.

I don't care. It's just stuff. "Stuff" isn't important. I've made a list of the value of all my stuff that's worth selling, and the best and easiest places to offload it, so my heirs can get appropriate cash for it if they don't want it. But I don't have any sentimental attachment to toys, and if I did, I'd be dead anyway, so the sentimentality would die with me, so I really don't worry about what happens to my stuff.

There was a cartoon in some mag (Playboy, etc>?)  that showed a guy getting to heaven and seeing people driving around in great sports cars wtth multiple young women in the car and the caption was:

"I just always assumed you couldn't take it with you".

I don't know anyone who wants it, few who appreciate it.  It seems that must people think it's an odd hobby like collecting common objects (like forks?).  So, I expect it will end up in the local landfill.  I'll be dead so I won't care.  Until then I'll continue to enjoy my music and whatever enhancement the system adds to that enjoyment.