Personal speaker evolution

No name single driver 4" speakers with real wood cabinets (made in the 70's, this was the late 80's)
Rad Shack Minimus 7 (still have em probably put them in garage)
Pioneer HPM 60
JBL bookshelf (can't remember the names but low-end models from the mid 90's)
JBL speakers in old Magnavox TV (had titanium tweeter, I should have ripped these out when I got rid of the TV)
KLH Model 20 (goodwill find)
Klipsch KSB 1.1 (now my mains in HT setup)
Klipsch Quintet III (surrounds and center in HT)
Klipsch Heresy (my main music only setup)

Next up? LaScalas or Khorns (if the wife will let me).

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
+
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