Personal speaker evolution

1. Pioneer HPM40(blew tweeters out)2. Norman Labs Towers (3-10inchers)- fair 3. Klipsch LaScalas(loud!)4. Klipsch Cornwalls(big and ugly) 4. Klipsch cornerhorns(nice but nowhere to put them in a real-world room) 5.Klipsch ChorusII (overated) 6. Thiel 3.6 (new-now were talkin) &. Legacy Focus (not as accurate) 7. Thiel 2.4 (shouldnt have sold) 8. VonSchweikert VR4Jr (bottomed-out) 9. Thiel 3.6(used)-now back to sonic nirvana! The Thiels used are a bargain and are wonderful! MHO

Paradigm Titans
Paradigm Studio 20V.2
Dynaudio 42
Totem Forest

1981 - Kenwood compact 2-way, $88/pr.
1982 - Polk " ", $150/pr.
1983 - AR 3-way towers, $200/pr.
1984 - Mission 70MkII, $150/pr.
2000 - Mission 772, $340/pr.
2006 - Spica TC-60, $350/pr. (used) (currently owned)
2006 - Martin Logan Aerius i, $1,000/pr. (used) (currently owned)

ADS L-520, new at around $400
ADS L-730, new at around $650

25 years later I no longer have the 520's or 730's and now go for strictly bargains. Here is a list of speakers that I currently own.

ADS L-810, a steal at $160 but later repairs ran the total to $370.

Large Advent Utility Cab, $40 needing refoam which was another $20.

Wharfedale W-60D, $50 but had to replace the tweeters so add another $40.

AR-91, a steal at $40 needing refoam which was another $20.

AR-9, i consider these a steal at $400. I lucked into them after they didnt meet the reserve on eBay.

Dingus: Wow, those are some bargains! So, is AR-9 your primary listening speaker now?