Personal speaker evolution

LSA (Laboratoires des Sciences Acoustiques), don't remember the model anymore, but they served me well as a student
JBL something (VX, I think), anyway they were really bad and left within a few months
Arcus TL200 (the longest serving)
Infinity Kappa 8.2i
JBL Ti 250
Tidal Contriva
(second system: Chario Constellation Cygnus, may be replaced by LUA Con Fuoco 3.3)

Clbaudio:
"Watt-Puupy"? Sounds like a bass integration problem. Repositioning or revising room acoustics should make'm sound less Puupy.
(I realize that it is in dreadful form to jape on a typo. But I just couldn't resist. Punish me.)

:Magneplanar MG1cs (1986-2000)
:Do Grado HP-2s count? (1992-present)
:Audio Physic Virgo (2000-2007)
:Rockport Syzygy

Wilson Watch Dog (Rocks&Dog are in the house but not yet hooked up.)
~Thinking about: Duntech Sovereign
What I really want:
!Audio Physic Medea

cheers apo

Bose 501, for the first 12 years, Infinity RS6 w/EMIT, for the next 25 years to present, which is the speaker for the foreseeable future, because I can't afford the B&Ws I desire.

Cerwin Vega used
Design Acoustic PS-10 new $300ish
Klipsch Forte new $800
KEF 101's? new $600 w/stands
Linn Keilidh used $1100
Martin-Logan Arieus new $2100
Magnepan 1.5 used $800
Vandersteen 2ce Sig new $1500
Vandersteen 3A used $900

Hmm, let me see if I can remember...

Pioneer 3-way towers that came with the "stereo" $Cheap
Sony 5" Two-way bookshelves $50 New!
B+W DM-301's $350 New
Legacy Audio Studio bookshelves $1500 New
Legacy Audio Signature III's $4600 New
Home Made 6.5" Bookshelves $140 New
Totem Acoustics Hawk (the best so far) $2675 New