I suspect I'll edit this as memories re-emerge...
Stirling Sound amp modules built into a home made integrated
Heatkit Germainium transistor kit - truly awful, but they were donated by a family friend
Canal integrated valve amp - no bass whatsoever, and then the electrolytic exploded
Amstrad integrated - it was really quite good, but I would never admit it
Pioneer 6500 - bought in preference to A&R A60, as the mags said go and listen - it sounded better, but of course never became a classic.
Leak Stereo 20 with matching preamp - preamp was awful, power amp turned out to be better than I thought...
Home built preamp using Graham Nalty's passive RIAA circuit, originally driving Leak, then wanted/needed more power so bought...
Nytech CPA602 which went really loud, and ran warm enough that the trim kept falling off.
Nait 1 - heard this and decided power corrupts...
NAC42/NAP110
NAC32/Home Made HiCap/NAP110
Orac preamp - based on Naim boards, but with multiple PSU's relay switching, vishay stepped attenuator, complex control electronics.
3xLinn LK280/spark for my Isobariks, for some reason I didn't like the sound... so quickly replaced by...
A few experiments with Rotel, NAD, and Quad 405 power amps, none of which were happy with Isobariks, so I bit the financial bullet and bought...
NAC72/HiCap/2 x NAP160 1 x NAP250 (with Akitv X-Over, then a NAXO)
This combo lasted many years, with the occasional appearance of my Leak Stereo20 on midrange duties. (The Orac was shelved when one of the remote circuits stopped working and was never repaired) - the "temporary" NAC72 became permanent.
NAC82 replaced the NAC72
Quad 57s replaced Isobariks so the 160s were sold, but the NAP250 continued, but it couldn't cope with my Martin Logans, so I bought an....
Esoteric Audio Research EAR890
The NAC82 went off for (very expensive) service, so I built a passive, and when the NAC82 came back I realised it wasn't doing anything for the sound, so sold it, and quickly afterwards the Audiolab MDAC appeared and that is now my preamp.
The MDAC / EAR890 combination is really a lot better than anything that preceded it, but I am looking forward to the Lakewest VFET amplifiers, as they should be optimised for my Martin Logan's punishing impedance.