"Can You Lift Yours?"

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.

My listening room is in the second floor. My first amp was a Krell FPB 600 weighing in at 180lbs. Carried it up stairs by myself to my second floor of my home 6 yrs ago. A few months ago got my new Audio Research REF 750 mono blocks. Weighing in at 170lbs ea. carried one up stairs by myself and then had to take a break for a half hour and then carry the second on upstairs by myself. 👍👊💪

My HT power amp is 85 pounds.  It is 5-channel, so I guess that's cheating.

Not currently in use.  Can't move the TV stand for cleaning with the amp in it...

Using the Class D amp in the HT receiver.  I guess it sounds OK, most of the audio from cable isn't that great anyhow.

Each of my mono blocks weigh 100 pounds. The power conditioner weighs 85 pounds. My turntable weighs 70 pounds. If I need to move the amps, I have a furniture dolly that I slide them onto since it is the same height off the floor. Altogether it does sound fabulous regardless of the weight.

My 2 wpc tube amp weighs 14 lbs

My heaviest component is my power regenerator at 80 lbs.

I'm having a new amp built that would be much heavier in 1 chassis.  I had it made in 3 chasses with the heaviest 80 lbs.

at 66 100 lbs is still no problem but I'm not getting any younger.

Jerry