Personal speaker evolution

updating mine,,,

I went from Wharfedale 8.2'a i think they were,,,
Platinum Audio 808's,,,great speakers.
Mission 773e
Mission 774
Pinnacle Classic Gold Aerogel (best of them all)
JBL L-96
Electrovoice 12 TRXB's most natural sound
waiting for some Tannoy System 12 DMT's to arrive

...when the money for my work travel expenses started coming in:

Boston Acoustics A120, new (for several years)
Dahlquist DQ-20, used (for more than several years, still have)
Magnepan MGMC1 + Onix Rocket UFW-10 sub (2 months, current)

Boy this is interesting and embarassing (my memory) but here goes.

1971 - Pioneer speakers bought in Korea while in the Air Force
1976 - Karns (local Michigan manufacture)
1979 - ADS 400
1981ish - Celestion
1982 - MacIntosh
1983 - E..something electrostatics
1987 - Polk bookshelf
1989 - Polk floorstanders
1995 - Paradigm Monitor 7
1998 - Paradigm Studio 60s
2005 - (SOON) B&W 704

There have been several subs (Polk, Paradigm, M&K and now REL) and surrounds (Polk, Paradigm, M&K and soon B&W)and centers (Paradigm (2) and soon B&W) starting in 1987 or whenever I first got a Dolby Surround or Pro Logic receiver

1. Airline - Montgomery Wards (cheapo stereo package)
2. Utralinear (Big box - 12" woofer)
3. Pioneer (bigger box 15" woofer)
4. B&O S60 (used 28 years - still own)
5. Yamaha Sub woofer
6. Polk RT-1000P Towers (home theatre)
7. Yamo - wall mount (home theatre)
8. Boston Acoustics - center (home theatre)
9. Dynaudio 52SE (replaced B&O's)
10. Rel Q-108 Sub woofer

Bose 301's
Cerwin Vega 35's
Bose AM15
Vandersteen 2ci
Magnepan 1.6qr
Magnepan 3.6R
Gallo Reference 3's