Speakers to hang on to for LIFE

Ohm Acoustic Model I, 4-way, very powerful and articulate speakers. I haven't heard very many other speakers, and none that are considered to be "hi-end", so I cannot compare the sound. I purchased them new in 1980 for $1500, drove them for 21 years with a 100 watt integrated amp and thought I had a great system. I put another $1000 into them last year upgrading the drivers (through Ohm Acoustics), and when the integrated amp finally died, bought dual Parasound 2200II amps and a PLD-2000 preamp. The amps brought the speakers to into a new dimension of sound I didn't think possible. I really like them and intend to keep them, that is of course until I hear something I like better. Any suggestions? Rick

I have to be true to the truth. I posted above that "I will *never* get rid of my (4) Nautilus 805s because I will *always* have a use for them." I lied.

Well, I *kinda* lied. I recently sold 2 of my Nautilus 805s - leaving me with only one pair.

I know. I know. I said "*never*". But I decided that my N805s deserve tubes, and not some 5.1 HT setup. Don't worry - they were adopted by a fellow Audiogon member who will give them all the love and care that they deserve.

I'm still keeping this pair, though. For, as I stated above, they are speakers I will hold onto for life.

NHT 2.3a's,w/aragon 2004 amp,w/wire world equinox cables.I put my system together almost 10 years ago and have had no complaints!califonia audio labs dx-1 is my front end

I have had a pair of alon 2s for about 10 years. Still sound great on jazz. i'm getting tired of the highs on classical tho and will be looking for something with a silk tweeter as opposed to metal. checking out the joseph rm 25. metal in mid and woofer but tweeter is silk dome. any thoughts on this? running sonic frontiers older tube amp sfs 40

JBL 4343. With mods. Caps dry up! :)