Personal speaker evolution

Up date to 03-21-08's
Jensen
Sonab OA-12's or 14's I can't remember
Sonab OA-116
Dahlquist DQ-10
Maggie 1.6
Vandersteen 3A Sigs & 2Wq subs
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Wilson Sophia 1 ( Another Classic !!!!) & quite a jump up from the others.

Hi,
I seemed to work backwards toward vintage speakers over the years. I like the warm full sound and good bang for the buck. Currently still have the Infinite Slopes, Heresy's, ADS 810's, Ohm Walsh 2's and JBL L-112's.

1972- XAM speakers
1975- Criterion
1977- EPI 100
1979- Marantz Imperial 5
1980's- poor student in graduate school EPI 100's
1990's - became hobby:

Advent New Large
Advent 4002
AR4
AR2a
AR91
A/D/S L-1290
A/D/S L-810
A/D/S L-500
Dynaco A25
JBL L50
JBL L-112
JSE Infinite Slope Model 1
KLH 6
Klipsch Heresy
KEF K-140
Kirksaeter Silverline 60
Linn Kan
Mirage small bookshelf
Ohm Walsh 2
Polk RT-5
Polk 7
Rectilinear Xla

I remember liking the EPI 100s way back when.

Haven't heard them in a long time....

Dahlquist DQ-10
Sequerra MET 2 + 2W
Magnepan T-1D
Infinity RS-1B
Quad 63
Epik
Perkins
Unity Fountainhead
Budge Khorus
Gradient Helsinki 1.5

Interesting so many of you have had so many speakers, I have had only a few and generally keep em a long time. However, I just found some used I really love:

1976 - JBL Monitors (don't know the model)
1984 - ADS 1290II - My ex-wife got em.
2006 - PSB Mini-monitors (some of the best small speakers ever!)
2007 - Paradigm Studio 20's
now - Green Mountain Europas (awesome)

I have always wanted Maggies but never seem to have room - the GMA's have the same qualities to my ears.