Personal speaker evolution


OK, so here is a thread I haven't ever seen here: What speakers have you owned? starting with the earliest, price paid, new/used, and perhaps the models that really impressed you (for the price) in CAPS.

Rat Shack Something or others, $120, new
Fisher Something or others, $280, new
ADS L710's, $550, new
Snell A2i's, $1100, used
BEVERIDGE SYSTEM 3'S, $1000, used
Martin Logan CLS, $1400, used
MARTIN LOGAN SL3'S, $2300, used
pmwoodward
V7,

That's an interesting progression from a speaker design perspective.

Are you done for now or still searching? Would you consider going back to any you owned prior?
Thanks Mapman. I am done for now and not do not want to consider changing speakers again at least for several years.
Acoustat 2+2
Apogee Duetta
Vandersteen 3
Thiel 3.6
Genesis V
Tyler Decade 10
Nearfield Pipedream 924
Quite a ride over the years. Most electronics were several generations of Krell. Now Edge...
Panasonic Thrusters
Avid 102a*
Boston Acoustics A40
Boston Acoustics A70
Boston Acoustics A150
KEF Corelli
KEF C40
KEF Reference 101
KEF Reference 103.2*
KEF Reference 104.2
KEF Reference 105.2*
JBL 4301B
Sound Dynamics 10S
Sound Dynamics 15S

* Indicates speakers I currently own.
Infinity RSb
Spica Angelus (eventually with Hsu subs)
Audio Physic Virgo
Quad ESL 988
Dynaudio Confidence C-1

Pretty short list, for 30 years. I've loved all of them. The Virgo is the biggest bargain at today's used price (sub-$2000). The midrange on the Quad lives up to its legendary status, but they use a lot of space, are expensive to repair, and are not pretty to look at. For small footprint, nearfield listening, the Dynaudios are pretty great.

Next will be Wilson Sophia? Magico Q1? KEF Blade? Who can tell?