Personal speaker evolution

I'm a rec studio guy.

Home-made something or other (Norelco?)
JVC 3-way (dept store)
JBL 4312s x 2
JBL 4425s x2
JBL 4430's x 2
JBL 4435s, x 2w/JBL 4546 subs x 2
GENELEC 1031s x 2
Genelec 1032s x 3

I now use a combination of the above for a six channel sacd/dvd-a system. (4435L,R, 4430SL,SR, 4425C, 4546subs, and Genelec 1032sL,R,C).

Sounds strange but in my opinion, when set up correctly, blows away all the esoteric consumer stuff.

Mission 707 about £90. A bit dog eared but still going.

In chronological order:

Genesis Model One
Yamaha NS5
a/d/s L710II
Allsion 3
B&W DM7II
a/d/s/ L1230
Euphonic Audio Nymphs
B&W DM7II
Wharfedale Diamonds
Mission 700le
Spectrum 208
Vandersteen 1b
B&W DM7II
Dahlquist DQ8
B&W 801 80 Series
Platinum Audio Duo
Joseph Audio RM25
Snell CV
Martin Logan Aerius
Magnepan MG1.6QT
NHT 2.9

Currently speakerless and searching for Snell CV.

Dean.

I only have two:
Triangle Celsius
Voigt Pipe (with TWL Mod.) with Lowther PM6A.

My first pair of speakers were UTAH 3 way 1972 vintage, I paid $120 new for the pair, they were great for the time.

my second pair were PARADIGM EXPORT STUDIO MONITORS 1987,I paid $600 new for them, they out performed everything I heard under $2000.

my cureent pair are MAGNEPAN 3.6's, I bought new in 1999 FOR $3500, they are the BEST I have ever owned and sound as good or better than anything I have listed to in the $15,000 range.

MAGNEPLANERS are real,alive,you are there.....