Personal speaker evolution

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

Braun 2 way bookshelf speaker
some rip off 4 way speaker
Celestion 4 way monitor
JBL 200 studio monitor
altec voice of theater
advent 2 way
acoustat 3
martin logan monolith
avantgarde uno
the avantgarde are by far the best and most musical, italso casue a chain reaction for me to go to the world of tubes, surrently using the tom Evans Linear A which is perfectly mated to the avantgarde. Think the journey might be coming to and end as there are just fewer choices and less room to improve.

Testing the memory bank
1. Unmatched left and right, they were free!!!!!!!!
2, Electro Voice 12TRX in a custom walnut cabinet
3. JBL L 110
4. Magnepan 1,6 ?
5 Magnepan 3
6. Acoustat 3
7. Totem model 1
8. Marin Logan Aries
9. Wilson Watt Puppy V
10. Wilson Maxx II

I have used two subs, the Muse 18 and then the Watch Dog.

1970's-homebuilt horribles, Infinity Qb, little metal Infinities/Ohm subwoofer, BW DM220/two giant kit subwoofers, Vandersteen 2Ce,temporarily with a Sunfire subwoofer. Found with Krell amplification, no sub needed with Vandys. Probably forgot some others. As you can see I am not a "this years model" trend follower. Finally got into a "now it sounds good, leave it the hell alone!" groove.

1967 Jensen? 12"+ cone tweeter around $200
1975 DCM Time Windows
1982 Celestion SL-6
2007 Vienna Acoustics Beethovan Baby Grands

First amp was a Scott intergrated tube amp, then Sansui, then Bryston 1B/2B combination that I'm still using.

Turntables, were Dual changer, Lux DD table and now Pro-Ject RM10 with Sumiko Blackbird.

Dave