What are the top 3 dream speakers you wanna buy next regardless of price?

Please allow me to blow away everyone's world with THREE (3) of the following that were used to voice the soundtrack of Ben Hur by 20th Century Fox:

http://www.sonicflare.com/archives/destiny-6000-giant-horn-system.php

You can replace the old drivers with modern drivers,  but you will not impact the laws of physics more than marginally.

The source material better be clean, e.g. 2 inch masters with minimal discrete components in the signal path 

Thank you but no, this doesn't look like audiophile speakers. You may fly out of your pants when fire them up but that is irrelevant. Still, would be interesting to audition them, no need for 2" tape, though, 1/4 inch tape would be enough or even humble record.

Linkwitz Lab LX521.4
Linkwitz Lab LXstudio
Linkwitz Lab LXmini+2

Yes they are very audiophile. We were called HiFi enthusiasts at that time.
If I learnt anything in the last 59 (I 'm 67) years of critical listening, audiophile speakers are anything that work well.

In the 50s and 60s the community lusted after Voice Of The Theatres and to make a point Altec Lansing built a nice cabinet around them and branded them A7 Magnificents. They built a smaller version called the Valencias. I believe that Art Dudley of Stereophile owns a pair.

Trivia . . . I had the great privilege of working with Saul Marantz's brother, Charlie, at a company called Swedlow in the late 70s. A fun time that was. Nice to know this cottage industry from the inside track and why Saul soldout to Sony Superscope? The Dahlquists were Saul's designed speakers sold under his engineer's name to circumvent trade agreements. The second best speakers that I like.

Charlie's obit . . . I miss you bud
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/latimes/obituary.aspx?n=charles-emanuel-marantz&pid=18910320

I own them now; Egglestonworks Viginti’s. Every time I finish listening to them, regardless of what I was playing, I always tell my wife; "Man those speakers sound great!" Of course, she’s happy that I like them (love them), but she really doesn’t care. At least I don’t think she does, does she?

Although... I put a Brahms symphony on vinyl last night and she came down and said "Brahms; very nice-- beautiful violins, open and airy composition." Wait, was that really my wife?