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What's your dream speaker?

If cost and availability is no problem, what's your dream speaker(s) and "why" do you want it?

I'll start.  My dream speaker is the Magico M3.  After auditioning the best speakers I could find through dealers and audio shows, the speaker sound that rather consistently connected with me emotionally were the YG and Magico.  The Magico M6/M9 are great for larger spaces, but the M3 is perfect for my use.

I haven't quite nailed down the speaker for my 2nd system yet which will be driven by flea watt amps.  Horns for bass are larger than my space can accommodate so must determine compromises I'm willing to settle for.
kennyc
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erik_squires
16,303 posts
 
I want to amend my first post.  If they came with the Vandersteen amps, the big Vandersteen speakers would be among a top choice.
aewarren
665 posts
 
That's like asking your wife what her dream purse would be. She'd tell you and then let you know about the shoes and dress she'd need to complete her outfit.
If someone gave me my "Dream Speakers" free of charge, that would cause me more problems than providing sonic benefits. I would have to go out and buy dream electronics to drive them along with dream cabling and a dream turntable, arm, and cartridge. And then there’s the dream house to put them in. The dream speakers would turn out to be nightmare speakers. I like the speakers I already own. They work very well in my system and room. Speakers are not a sound system, they are a small part of one.
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mijostyn
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aewarren, loudspeakers are 90% of a sound system because they are responsible for 90% of the problems (along with the room.)
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tomic601
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Blessed to live with them : Vandersteen 7 mk2 and purpose built HPA7 amplifiers…..


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