[Uncle Erik]

Probably more of gear, as of late. Over a lifetime, though, I'm not sure.

I'm just about done with the gear, however. There's one or two more headphones I want and I'll finish the DIY projects. After that, 100% will go towards buying more music.

 

[webbie64]

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Originally Posted by Uncle Erik /img/forum/go_quote.gif Probably more of gear, as of late. Over a lifetime, though, I'm not sure. I'm just about done with the gear, however. There's one or two more headphones I want and I'll finish the DIY projects. After that, 100% will go towards buying more music.

Couldn't have said it better myself. Seems Unle Erik and I are pretty much in the same place at present. Once the gear's settled (shortly) it'll be all music (not that there isn't a lifetime of that already here

 

[JGP08]

I like to take turns when I'm investing in music vs. gear. So one month might be mostly gear, the next month only music. Except I usually purchase things in chunks, and chunks of gear are much more expensive than chunks of music. So as of now, I have more invested in gear (but actually not by a huge margin).

 

[dgbiker1]

Easily 6-7 times more on music. That's not including the several thousand (free!!) records I'll be picking up from my parents in a couple months.

 

[btag]

Audio Gear... probably.

 

[Rav]

I'd say roughly 60-40 in favour of equipment, although i can more easily work out what i've spend on gear since there's less purchases to consider.

 

[Hi-Finthen]

Voted: Audio electronics,cables,headphones,etc. (gear)

Although, I'd actually need to do inventory, but I'd say it is nearly almost balanced between the two, actually... Counting out my home stereo , and the 5.1 of course, the trucks, oh yeah that portable; On third thought, I voted rightly

 

[mew1838]

Audio Eq for me. I only buy CDs of real artists (hard to come by these days)

 

[terrymx]

Equipments originally, I needed to build up a good system to improve all the music listening experience. Since I had the system I wanted, I stopped buying new gears on a constant basis a while ago and concerntrate on music purchase now, but most of the music I listen to are obscure and somehow they are expensive oversea and usually rare, so they are generally pricier to me than the usual $10/disc, which I dread.

 

[terrymx]

Anyway, this is a cliche, but I prefer 100 great albums over 1000 average albums.

 

[scompton]

Music by far for me. Some where between $1000 and $2000 on equipment. I own 2000 CDs and 400 LPs.

 

[Tyson]

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Originally Posted by terrymx /img/forum/go_quote.gif Anyway, this is a cliche, but I prefer 100 great albums over 1000 average albums.

NO!

 

[VeipaCray]

Music collection by far.

 

[Solan]

Working hard on letting my gear costs overtake my music costs.

 

[aaron313]

Until I found this site, it was a resounding "music." But now I would say I have spend 2X the amount on equipment. In the future I think things will even out when I have more cash to burn on music.