NAC 552

Since 552 is just around the corner, no point in wasting too much money on a step in the middle. And the Nac72 was the top of the line Naim Amp at some point - if just for  a very short while.

my next jump is my last jump....I should go back to my cars

greekspec2 posted:

my next jump is my last jump....I should go back to my cars

in one month you will sell your ferrari and buy the statement.  no, i am joking....

my wife was just telling me that if you make $106,000 a year as a household is consider low income if you live South of me in San Jose Silicon Valley

we are in sick ****ing times

Keler Pierre posted:

greekspec2 posted:

my next jump is my last jump....I should go back to my cars

in one month you will sell your ferrari and buy the statement.  no, i am joking....

Many a truth is said in jest .. ;-)

greekspec2 posted:

my wife was just telling me that if you make $106,000 a year as a household is consider low income if you live South of me in San Jose Silicon Valley

we are in sick ****ing times

The median price of a house in San Jose is almost $1.1M, so there you go. New York and Boston are affordable by comparison.

joerand posted:

greekspec2 posted:

my wife was just telling me that if you make $106,000 a year as a household is consider low income if you live South of me in San Jose Silicon Valley

we are in sick ****ing times

The median price of a house in San Jose is almost $1.1M, so there you go. New York and Boston are affordable by comparison.

The average income in my old neighborhood was close to $2,000,000/year. Mostly due to the fact one guy owns a large hedge fund company and Oprah lived across the street from us. Talk about feeling "poor"....

Kevin Richardson posted:

The average income in my old neighborhood was close to $2,000,000/year. Mostly due to the fact one guy owns a large hedge fund company and Oprah lived across the street from us. Talk about feeling "poor"....

If you're ever felling poor just walk into your local WalMart. Then again, you may not even have to walk in. Look into cars in the parking lot and you might get a sense of how many folks are living out of their cars. Don't look under bridges and overpasses. America's middle class is vanishing and we're becoming a nation of "haves" and "have-nots", the latter exponentially outnumbering the former.

Apologies for the thread digression.