I am sorry to hear about this. I can't imagine the magnitude of your loss there. Does the equipment still work? If it does it would be a testament to the sturdiness of the DECWARE gear. Marantz had an ad back in the 1970's about a receiver that had gone through a fire but still worked. Best of luck with recovering.

Really sorry Kelly! Glad you and yours are safe. I know that the rest will be taken care of by our good Decware crew.

As to the speakers, if the drivers are still intact, then maybe the wood could be sanded down or veneered?

Regarding the amps, if they did not melt they probably can clean up fine.

The interconnect and speaker cables are most likely toasted.

I saw the house yesterday & I thought I was prepared to see it but the more I looked at each room, the sicker I got. The upstairs was a "total loss" except for our bedroom because the door closed, they will restore everything in that room. The Decware equipment was downstairs behind a closed door in the rec. room, it had smoke damage but no real heat or water damage, the power is off & I couldn't see real closely. We meet with the restoration people today & will ask what they can do with the equipment.

My wife baked lemon bars for our house-sitter & left the pan on top of the cooktop stove. We checked the stove twice before leaving & it was off. The "Kitchen Aid" unit we had would turn-on if you brushed-up against. this had happened 4 or 5 times before. We think either the house-sitter or the cat might have bumped the knob, as it was stuck on simmer. We're telling people it was the cat, for the sitter's sake!!! The Fire Chief said it started from the stove! Kelly