Speakers you regret selling

I regret some room/speaker combinations I've lived in more than the speakers themselves, as they were chosen for a specific living environment i.e..Totem Forest's @ my condo, Totem winds/Wilson 6's/Martin Logan Odyssey's at my previous large house. My first pair of high end speakers were the Dunlavy SC-V's which were great for re-creating a large dynamic and realistic soundtstage..they just didn't quite do it for me on symphonic material, otherwise I may have kept them and never moved!

-Snell Type A's (original version)
-Westlake Audio BBSM 10 VNF's
Both great cone/dynamic speakers, Westlake's have'nt been bettered in my system 5 or 6 speakers later and much additional $$$.

Montana SP2 Sigs, Just the sweetest music makers!!

The only ones I had that I regret letting go of -- well now some 27 years on I guess I would no longer have them -- were a set of Dahlquist DQ10s. They were just magnificent. Along with the stands they matched my system at the time wonderfully. I am also most pleased with what I have today though.

This sure was an old thread :)

As I "climbed" the ladder, I found myself not changing equipment nearly as often. First of all, it's too costly to change in this price category. Second of all, it's too heavy to move those big speakers and amps. Third, when I finally find good synergy, I am afraid to lose it.

So I have lived with BAT 75SE and SF Amati for years and just recently changed the amp to 150SE. I have tried a few other speakers since, SF Guarneri Memento, Usher BE-718, and almost bought MBL 116. Just sold the Usher because I was hitting my shipping quota, will most likely buy a pair back.

So no regret recently, until I buy the big Usher BE-20 and my wife forces me to sell the Amati, I am sure I will regret when it happens even though I love Usher BE-20.