How many systems do you have in your place?

I’ve got three going right now. One in the theater room one in the basement and one in the living room.

 

2 stationary and ? mobile.

 

I’m going to guess the average here is around 2.5

 

What about the disconnected pile of loose components?

 

Primary and Secondary. Right next to each other for now.

 

Uh let’s not go there

 

3 zone whole house (powered by Roon and Raspberry Pi)
upstairs great room has a stereo and theater in it
audio room downstairs
small system for PC gaming

 

3 dedicated stereo setups. One for the bedroom, one for the family room, and of course my main system.

 

3 Systems

Main listening room 2.1 mostly vinyl
Family room 2.0 cd/vinyl
Living Room 2.1 movies/cd

Bedroom has an IKEA lamp Sonos which is great to play tunes and I always have headphones for everywhere else.

 

Three I guess. A system in the basement with my pc, a tv system, and then a "for fun" system in my bedroom where I try out tube amps or other fun stuff

 

Ive got 2 systems, main system in my listening room (living room) the secondary system in my home office plus that disconnected pile of loose components.

 

Three.

Main system in the downstairs listening room, surround system in the living room, and my now expanded work system in my office upstairs.

I have the equipment for a fourth system in my basement, but I haven’t figured out where I can put the speakers yet, so it’s not set up.

 

Six, I guess. Three tied together at the source (computer, dac, turntable) and fed to 1) Cambridge 651 amp and ESS monitor’s then via line out to 2) some Onkyo receiver and deck speakers and 3) Audioengine A5+ in kitchen. Then the office has computer/dac fed to 4) solid state, Technics SU-V6 amp and Aperion 632s with sub and 5) tube Scott 299 (turntable into here too) to Dynaco A25s. Garage has 6) Bluetooth receiver and cassette deck to Onkyo receiver and some speakers I forget the name of. My daughter also has a Onkyo all in one in her room, so I guess that’s seven.

 

One

 

Not enough unfortunately

 

LA

7 Roon zones

Main listening room (DietPi, Hegel/Tektons/JBLs)
Bedroom 1 (Ropieee, LS50s/Marantz)
Bedroom 2 (Volumio, Q150s/Receiver)
Front room (Ropieee, Jamo S807, Receiver)
Home Office (mixed separates, Infinity R162)
Kitchen (CCA, 2 Fostex Kanspea FR 3", Nobsound Class D amp)
Bathroom 1 (Google Home unit)

 

2.5, audio/Video in main listening room, audio in bedroom, and .5 headphone station.












Critical Listening, when you want to go into your own world!

 

Just one. Like I've said elsewhere I'm far too low budget to hang with you guys.

 

Three major systems (I am not counting SONOS speakers in bedrooms, computer speakers etc.)

Stereo only system
Home theater/music system based on 65'" plasma TV (7.1)
Home theater based on 110" screen with Sony native 4K projector with ATMOS speaker system (11.2)

 

I got 3, 2 in living room (both are 2 ch) and a simple one in bedroom for TV duties.

Budget is not a pre-requisite to hang out. Never shall be.

 

1 in kitchen
1 in computer room
1 in bedroom
2 in living room (1 two channel, 1 surround 5.1)

 

Most of my stuff is from thrift shops!

 

Oh heck, can I borrow a few bucks for my dream amp?

 

Four?

A studio system (listed in my profile)

The system in our home theater: Onkyo RZ-810 surround receiver / Oppo UDP-203 disc player / Apple TV / Xbox One X / Sonos Connect / Polk speakers for front (in-wall), rear (in-ceiling) and center / Velodyne something-other other sub (vintage 1998) / Logitech Harmony universal remote

We also have Sonos throughout the house, which could arguably be counted as a 'system': 2x Play:5s as a stereo pair in the living room, a Sonos One in the main bedroom, a Play:3 in the guest bedroom, Sonos Connects in both the studio (connected via TOSlink to the superior DAC in the Oppo BDP-105D) and home theater systems, and a Sonos Amp sitting in my server closet that drives 2 pairs of PSB CS1000 outdoor speakers (which I've been very impressed with!) up on the deck and down below on the patio.

My studio iMac setup probably qualifies as a 'system', since it can operate independently of everything else in the house. Aside from being connected via USB to the Oppo BDP-105D in my studio system, I've got an Apogee Quartet ADC connected to it, and that drives a Blue Sky Exo 2.1 powered monitor system (brilliant sounding but sadly discontinued).

 

I’ve got six pair of speakers connected to six different amps right now.

headphone rigs and powered speakers in addition to that.

seems reasonable