"Can You Lift Yours?"

60 lbs makes more sense than 120 lbs of course, but:, the article is my source,

http://www.roger-russell.com/omni/interview.htm

60 wpc monster (dual mono) on one chassis "weighing 1 lb per watt per channel"

Perhaps wording should have been "1 lb per stereo watt".

Or, just give the weight!!!!

@stringreen 

Ouch.

My Quicksilver Mono Amps never failed to make my feet ache when I was forced to move them from their appointed spots. The Primaluna Integrated that replaced the Quickies isn't exactly svelte, either, but at least there's only one of them. My SOTA turntable system, meantime, weighs a ton and rocks around like a drunk in a hammock when I gotta hoist it off the rack. The tiptoes don't make the process any easier. My speaker stands are filled with lead shot, adding still more avoirdupois to the happy get-together.

Just took possession of a Krell KSA-200. 125lbs. It’s not working, so in an effort to not have to keep lifting it up on a work bench, and taking it down, I’m going to build a table for it where it can stay until I get it working. My TT is about 90lbs including the isolation base. Not a fan of moving it as there is the issue of a rather fragile tone arm resting on top of all that mass…

My (sadly faulty) Michaelson & Austin TVA1  weighs about 90 pounds. I could lift it once, but no more. I once dropped it (not the cause of the fault) and the corner punched through the floor. My slate turntable is about 60 pounds.