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Top Ten Speakers of All Time?

Well its time for a new Top Ten Thread. WOW-Have I learned a lot.Thanks to all Audiogon members.Have had several e mail thanking the Top Ten Threads. We have a lot of new members just starting their High End adventure. Info was much appreciated. I will start the thread for the Acoustat 2+2 and Model 2 of which I still own and continue to enjoy. So lets have your top ten members. --- MANY THANKS ---
ferrari
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1 posts
 
An ease one! Verity Audio Parsifal. Owners? . Chesky. Keith Jarret. dCs. Nagra. And a few rich guys out there. Awsome bass, incredible image, liquid highs, small footprint, exotic parts and finish. One listen, Game over.
jrn
36 posts
 
I loved my Kef 107.2 They were a lot of fun to listen too. Such a big sound stage with the big whomping bass. I now own Moniter Audio speakers which are very nice. But those Big Kef's were sure fun! They could rock!
audiokinesis
2,747 posts
 
Original Quad ESL; Klipschorn; Snell Type A; IMF Special Applications Control Monitor; Maggie Tympani series; Beveridge Model 2; Sound Lab A-1; Wilson Audio Modular Monitor; Audio Artistry Beethoven; Gradient Revolution.
sean
6,231 posts
 
Duke, all of your selections are REALLY bad. Should you happen to take any of those as trade-ins out of pity for their owners, i'll try to help you to keep your show room clean and "litter free" by taking them for a small fee ( out of pity for you ). Just let me know when i can help and keep your check book handy : ) Sean
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mdomnick
332 posts
 
I know i'll catch sh*t for this, but hey, I believe it to be true...Paradigm makes a great sounding speaker. Keep in mind I am speaking of price ranges here, but for under $3K, someone will have to work real hard to prove otherwise.
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