What vintage speaker might you use today


Like to find out what "vintage speakers" members would/might use in their current audio set-up

Do you think what made them special was the synergy between them and the amp used, or just the fact they were well designed and performed way above their price tag.??
sunnyjim
Just can't seem to stop listening to my Quad ESL57 rebuilt by Wayne.

I have much more current speakers in my closet that just don't give me the pleasure of this vintage design.  They are just wonderful!

One of these days should probably sell the rest.

Bozak B4000A Symphony - 

I'll admit this is an older design and has rolled off highs compared to many modern speakers. However, the double bass units and aluminum midrange drivers are still among the best I've ever heard. I've been told that the crossovers can be modified to make the tweeters "spit" a little, but I've never heard a pair like this. 

But, boy would I like to try it. 
Dahlquist DQ-10s are still the price per dollar king IMHO. They may take some work due to their age, and a decent size tube amp, but then they really shine.
Hey Schubert- 
The Allison Threes were the ones made for corner placement.  I'm using Allison Ones, which are essentially two Threes together and these are meant to go against the wall but away from corners. 

I'm eager to join the modern world but i still love how these sound.