Personal speaker evolution

My first speakers were Pye's with their Pye turntable and
integrated. A very musical system.
Then I owned some KLH's for about two days. Took the KLH's back and found audiophiledom. Next up were Maggie 1's imp
which I still think sound great. Sold these for Acoustat
3 with Meddalions which I had for several years. Then upgraded to Hales System 2 Signatures which were amazing for their time( I owned these the longest). A couple of years ago sold those and now have the SF
Guarneri Hommages; which IMHO are the best of the lot.

Sharp speakers that came with an all in one system
EPI T/E 70
Atlantean 110
BSR Colossus 15" from DAK (for 20 years, alas-I was clueless)
Bose 301
Wharfedale Diamond 8.4
Wharfedale Pacific Pi20
Magnepan MMG
Magnepan MG12

Well, actually, it's more like a devolution but that's about to change as I'm currently looking for the best
<$2000 small speakers I can find.

Magneplanar MG2A
Rogers LS3/5a
Paradigm Monitor 3
Triangle Stella
PSB B25

Sound Research
Smaller Advent Loudspeaker
Jamo Compact 50's & 70's & Triad Subwoofer
Mirage 660's
ProAc Studio 1
Celestion C7
Celestion C3
ADS CM6
Chateau Research 1.5
Vandersteen 1B
Klipsch KG 3.5
Tannoy D90
Omega Grande 8

I seem to keep speakers longer than I do electronics

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).