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Music is life

The only true reflecting time that I enjoy during the week!!!!

I go to the university and work 3 times a week, but I still spend every waking moment listening to my beloved system.

two hours per week....i live a busy life

with a newborn son, listening to music on my main system is a rarity

Tell Mikey to get back to work!

Wish I could do more!

Too many kids, too little time.

I live for the weekends! That's when I can sit back and really listen to my system in peace! No one sits in the "spot" but me!

Great magazine. I just won a bid on a McIntosh MC250 from eBay and find myself in my system's sweet spot alot more often. Sounds great with the original Klipsch Cornwalls!

It's not enough; too much time working. Nine months and counting till I retire from full-time work—THEN I can reeaallly listen!

Never enough.

I wish I could spend more time in there, but with school work its hard. I'm sure I have music on more than 40h a week probably, but only around 10-15 would be in 'the right spot!'

SUCH A PITY TO HAVE SUCH AN OUTSTANDING SYSTEM AND SO LITTLE TIME TO ENJOY IT.IT MAKES YOU APPRECIATE IT THAT MUCH MORE I GUESS.

I do serious listening in weekend, specially in Saturday when the house is empty. In the weekday I listen to my second system.

Our forced-air heating/cooling system can be turned off for critical listening, but I haven't figured out how to turn off my 3- and 6-year-old sons!

I just can't help it! It's the first thing I do when I get home from work. I just have to listen!

I always listen in the sweet spot. If I don't, I don't get the full musical impact.

i love sweet-spot listening! I find that the two hours before I go to bed at night are the best. Listening in the sweet spot is a joy. In a dark room, I find that the sweet spot and the darkness give me a more real listening experience that I can't get in the daytime. I do find, however, that listening in the sweet spot makes you spoiled to the point that, until you find the sweet spot in the local stereo shop's room whille checking out gear for the system, frustration tends to build a lot quicker.

This includes setting up and a tweak her and there.

Depends on the weather—will be less in summer and much more in winter.

Not enough. I have NO time. I owe, I owe, so off to work I go!!!

I hope this isn't a prelude to one of those ads for omnidirectional loudspeakers. Stereo has a sweet spot. If you are longing for more, read about Michael Gerzon and Ambisonics in the last 20 years of the AES journals. It's already been invented! The stereo ad men just haven't figured out how to hype it!

I wish I had 40 hours a week to listen to music, but fortunately the system passes the "other room" listening test with flying colors.

I wish I had more time, but am glad for every minute.

It's sad to say, but most of my listening takes place as I fritter around my apartment. The sweet-spot sessions are hard to find time for.

Not so much during the summer months, but 6 to 8 hours per week during the rest of the year. Wish it could be more. I especially enjoy the music when friends are over to share the sonic pleasure.

Down with television.

tha't my only spare time..