Personal speaker evolution

1. stuff from a white van when I was in college in early 90's -- :-(
2. PSB Image 2B -- $350new --2000
3. PSB Stratus Mini -- $400used -- 2002
4. Dynaudio Special 25 -- new -- 9/6/2003 (three days ago!) will keep for a while....

RCA K Mart Specials
Utah ?
ESS amt ?
Magnapan ?
B&W N802
Wilson W/P 7's

KLH-22A (1969)
Dynaco A-25 (1971)
Large Advent (1973)
Chartwell LS3/5a (1978)
a/d/s CM7 (1987
Acoustat 1+1 (1990)

1. Panasonic single-driver units that came with a mini- receiver (1973-1974)
2. BIC Venturi Formula 1 (1974-1976)($70/pr.-line demo)
3. Yamaha NS5 (1976-1978)($170/pr.)
4. A/D/S 200 + M&K passive sub (1978-1980)($200+$200)
5. A/D/S 300 + M&K sub (1980-1982)(satellites $300/pr)
6. VANDERSTEEN 2C (1982-1987)($960/pr)
7. MARTIN LOGAN CLS (1987-1989)($1,800/pr.-line demo)
8. M-L CLSII (1989-1990)($1,000/pr for new boxes and panels!)
9. M-L CLSIIa + AudioPro B2-250 powered subwoofer (1990-1994)(M-L mod $0, sub purchased used for $250)
10. M-L CLSIIa + KINERGETICS SW200 powered subs (1994-2002)(subs purchased used for $700/pr).
11. WILSON WATT/PUPPY 7 (2002-present)($$$$$$)

All of these systems provided pure, unalloyed pleasure. Although, of course some, more than others.

My parents RCA mono console.IF memory serves in chronological order.
1967...Dynaco A-25[still own]
1969...AR-3a
1972...Quad 57's
1975...Dayton Wright X-10's
1976...Dalquist dq-10's
1978...Acoustat X[servo amps still in use]
1982...Acoustat 2+2[still use with the servo amps]
1985???Proac response 3's
1999...Soundlab A-1's,
2000...Tannoy Westminster.
Throughout my college years, I owned a disc jockey service and used stacked advents, Klipsch Lascallas,Altec A-7 voice of the theater's and JBL 300's.Even tried stacking 2 pair of Dayton Wright X-10 Electrostatics....They were truly astounding in the right hall [read large] with the finest bass I have ever heard to date.Unfortunately... My amps at the time[brystons and phase linear]blew up regularly!
I would love to hear them again today in my studio system with some modern day amplification.