How many audio systems do you have in your home?

Well I got enough components to put together 6 systems but I am also into rotation.I also have a hard time letting my beloved gear go.I gave some of my early stuff to my brother though.
Best regards
George

Tom,

I've pared down some *L* oh man, if it was up to me every room would have a system. I'm really irked we don't have a kitchen system but she's being unreasonable. Let's see...

My main system lives in the family room, as does the home theatre thingy. I'm fine with that, we share the room.

I have three kids (12, 13, 15) and they each have their own systems. We need to bring the kids into the fold.

Bedroom system, including a pair of speakers in the bathroom. I like to S/S/S to tunes.

Garage system, a must! I tinker, mod, work on stuff so I have to have my tunes.

Outdoor system, facing the pool. A cold beer or great Merlot, a Cuban cigar, and really loud swimming trunks. Ideal.

Office system. C'mon, you can't work without a high-end system to rock out to. Output would suffer or I'd hafta kill dozens of people.

Basement system is a simple TV and VCR/DVD set-up to keep the kids out of my hair (and let me enjoy my main system).

Traveling system, no man should be without when he's on the road. iPod, speakers, CDP, cans, headphone amp

I have an extra system I was using in my office, but now that I work from home it's gathering dust. I guess I'm at an even dozen. Cars don't count eh? hmmmm.. probably forgot one or two all the same...

Two one main with a Mac 4280 receiver and B&W cdm7Se's, another with a Marantz 2325 and infinity RS3's (with XM satellite tuner)

I have 2 dedicated rooms with significant equipment, one of which has both home theater and a separate 2 channel rigs. Plus 6 other lesser but still relevant rigs (Workout room, Living Room, Fam room, Study, Bedroom, vacation house). These rooms are pretty much changing constantly, new stuff goes in the dedicated rooms, equipment cascades through the other rooms and something gets either sold or given away.

Three: Split level home with "upstairs" digital based system mostly rega with ensemble speakers and Magnum dynalab tuner and Nak special edition cassette deck 1.
"Downstairs" is (supposed to be) more serious analog LP system. I currently have 3 pairs of speakers I swap in-out on this system. 3rd system also downstairs, quasi-home theatre Toshiba DVD feeding rega pre and 2 power amps, modded spica's in front and modded JBL L-166 in rear for double stereo effect and JBL's serve as "sub"s as well.
I suppose at 6 pairs of speakers in the house I am at my limit. None of this stuff is your SUPER high end $$$. I suppose If I had just ONE system, LP, I could have spent all my money on just that system and possibly had some higher end stuff (4-5K speakers instead of 2K)