What is the most FUN pair of speakers you've ever had and why?


Not the most expensive, not the best reviewed, not the biggest, but the most FUN.  You know, that ONE that just makes you throw on some more music and keep listening, the one that makes your toes tap, your head bob, your ass move the most.  The one that makes you think to yourself "damn, why doesn't everyone have a pair of these?" Let 'er rip. 
shtinkydog
My first were the most fun: Utah speakers that I mail-ordered from the Allied Radio catalog in 1969. I remember my excitement when I picked them up at the Railway Express Agency terminal, and was very pleased with the sound when I hooked them up. They were stolen, along with my Marantz Model 25 receiver and other gear. I think they were Model WD-90, as they looked just like a pair of that model now on the big auction site.
My realistic sta235b receiver 55 stomping wpc and a pair of bose 901 vI. That was my last system before being turned on to hifi. I loved playing air guitar to that system.
ADS l810 speakers and the Braun 810 speaker's were fun fun fun as I had no T-Bird. The Phase linear amp may have something to do with it. Ignorance was bliss.
Not so much the speaker but the time. Girls, parties, music. Home-made 40" high plywood reflex cabs with 12" McKenzie full range drivers driven by a 70watt KT88 amp. LOUD.
A  DIY pair using JBL midrange and woofers plus Altec tweeters.  Picked up the drivers at an estate auction and built the cabinets in a local hobby shop. .  Didn't know too much about crossovers. but built several sets.  This was in the very early days of stereo, and I had loads of fun experimenting and learning. (This was well before the Thiele/Small parameters were published.)   Grandson has the JBL and Altec drivers, but hasn't asked me to listen to anything he's doing with them.   Oh Well.