Well, I could have written that with the exception that I have just about any available guided system (as well as a few bench stones).
If I need a fast working edge or a lot of reprofiling on larger knives, I use the Thormek T7 or Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition.
For my kitchen knives and the few tactical folders, I use either the Wicked Edge or KME Precision Sharperner.
For the Wicked Edge I have the 50/80, 100/200, 400/600, 800/1000 diamonds, 1200/1600, 1.4/.6 ceramics as well as leather and balsa strops and I also use 1500, 2000, 2500, 3000 and 4000 grid sandpaper as well as 1 and 0.3 micron 3M lapping films and overall I think this is the best sharpener available and produces the best and most consistent results but it is addictive to keep buying more accessories and can get very expensive.
For the KME I started with the ceramics set and a few of the Arkansas stones but I do not use those anymore and I now have the 140, 300, 600 and 1500 diamonds, kangaroo strops and aluminum blanks with 1, 0.5 and 0.1 diamond lapping films. It is a very nice system and what I very much like about it is that it is small enough to have a permanent place on my desk, it has infinitely adjustable sharpening Angles from 17 to 30 Degrees and a wide selection of affordable accessories. I use it for my smaller kitchen knives but also for traditional style folders and SAK's but it can certainly handle bigger knives as well. It is made by a small family owned company and their customer service is one of the best I have ever experienced so I can certainly recommend them and it is very good value for your money.
For my Victorinox and traditional style folders, I mostly use the Lansky of which I bought my first set late 1970's. I have the 5 stone deluxe set as well as the Arkansas and diamond set as well as the separately available 2000 grid sapphire stone and the leather strops. With these I can get results that are comparable or come very close to those of the Wicked Edge and other systems but I can only recommend the ones that come with the old style clamp with the small notch for smaller knives as with these it is possible to clamp the knife very secure and in the exact same position each time, giving very good consistent and repeatable results. The older clamps without the notch and the latest type clamp can not handle smaller knives very well.
Because most of my knives are Victorinox and traditional style folders, this is the system that I use most. The results can be amazing for such a cheap system.
I also have the DMT Aligner, Frost Blademaster, and Smith's SPSK. I very much like the clamp of the Smith's system but unfortunately it has just the 20 and 25 degrees angle setting and comes with just a Coarse Diamond Stone, Fine Arkansas Stone for finishing and Triangular stone for serrated edges. I use it with the KME stone holder and stones which makes it much more versatile.
I do not like the clamp of the DMT and think it is only useful for larger knives but the stone holder uses the same angle as the Lansky stones so I use the DMT Diamond stones with the Lansky clamps.
I also used the Gatco system but I did not like it and sold it. The Blademaster I have not tried yet but by the looks of it I think I do not like it either and will also sell it.
I did have an Edge Pro Apex but I could not get used to having to switch hands and holding the knife on the table so I sold it and bought the Wicked Edge.
I recently bought the 2nd generation Chinese clone, the one with the vice and glued a 20x20x10mm 40lbs holding power Neodymium magnet under the base so I can now use it without having to hold the knife by hand. The set came with Ruixin stones which are not the best but certainly not bad either. I also bought the Ruixin 200, 500 and 800 grid diamond stones and made a few aluminum blanks which I use with sandpaper and as strops with glued on leather strips. All-in-all it cost me $ 60.- and for that I certainly think it is good value and a very good system. Would I recommend the original Apex? Well yes, if you can afford it and think it is good value and / or have a moral objection to buying Chinese copies than sure but no arguments please, the patent on the Apex expired so the Chinese copy is not illegal and to be honest, it is of very decent quality.
Hope this helps,
Frans
. The only thing holding me back from buying the Edge Pro is that ... well, to be 100% honest, I am not the most ambidextrous dude out there 
:eeko OH MY GOD! and i thought i spent lots of $ on my egde pro system and sharpening stuff strops ect.don't even think mark richman has all this! how much do you have invested in this any way.