Personal speaker evolution

My 1st speakers were Klipsch KG 4's. I bought them in 1985 in MD at a little shop. I was thinking about a pr of Allisons.

Boston Acoustics VR 30's (1994)
Martin Logan Aerius i's
Aerial Acoustic 7B's (still have them)
McIntosh LS 360's

Not very many nor to impressive I guess, I really loved the Logans, the Aerials and of course my McIntosh, I think the Mc's are highly under rated and most people wouldn't even give them a chance because the conception is that McIntosh makes good amps and that is it- you can see that here on A-gon
Thanks and enjoy

Sony speaker with 15 inche woofer inthe 70'
Paradigm referece 80
Dynaudio 50
Dynaudio contour 1.8 mk2
Sonus faber guaniere
Merlin VSM MXe with superBam- ( a fantastic speaker)

Polk Audio Monitor 4 in my dorm room
Polk Audio RS-70 (floorstanding purchased when I could afford new speakres)
Totem Acoustic Model 1 Signatures (Rs-70s didn't work in my room so replaced with these)
Vandersteen 1C (moved again and wanted more base than Totems)
Magnepan QR 1.6 (moved again and had a room where Maggies would work)...very happy now.

1. My father and I built my first which were a six foot column speakers with 4 12" Jensens and 2 Jbl horns per box
2. 2 sets of Large Advents stacked
3. Jbl 4312
4. Ess AMT1 monitors
5. A/D/S 200
6. A/D/S 420
7. A/D/S 400
8. A/D/S L780/2
9. A/D/S L1290/2
10. Yamaha NS10M w/ A/D/S/passive sub
11. Ueri 813B's w/ Rayad of Boise passive sub
12. Digital Phase EP.7bs
13. Alon model 1's w/A/D/S/ David passive sub
14. Platinum Studio 2's
15. Focal 806V w/ MTX sub
My next purchase is gong to be Dunlavy IV Signature Editions, I have audio lust for these!

Lafayette Criterion -early 70s
Altec 19
ADS L300
ADS L620
BIC Venturi 6
Cerwin Vega D9
Infinity Monitors
JBL 4408
KEF Q70
Def.Tech. CLR1000B
Def. Tech. CLR3000
Polk SRS 1.2TL
Polk SRS 2.3TL
Velodyne HGS-18