I am wondering how many listen to old speakers. I am not looking so much as to how long you owned them but how old are they. Are they your primary speakers? I am listening to a pair of 2003 Verity Parsifal Encores and continue to be pretty pleased with them.
The bulk of the speaker system is 12 years old (cabinet, woofers, tweeter, crossover. I switched out the horn midrange for a much better model which is, approximately, 76 years old.
I still own my Snell type A/ll speakers I purchased as a demo pair back in 1982.Very new to the hobby at that time but it has turned out to be a decision I have never regretted. That's 33 years and still counting.
Both 50 years old.... Tannoy GRF Professional ( also called Tudor Autgraph ) c.1965 Tannoy Belvedere Senior c. 1964 As a previous high end importer including Apogee's and Martin Logan's these are it for me. Quick, transparent and wonderful on full scale orchestral music and jazz with a coherency that is seldom matched. Crossovers are updated - revised topology, teflon boards, duellunds etc.
Klipsch KG4's bought new in 85. You will have to pry them out my cold dead hands; they have been rarely hammered plenty party's - many cops, and have performed faultlessly all these years.
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