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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
cd318
2,636 posts
 
My Tannoy Berkeley’s are my dream loudspeakers since I’ve not heard any that sounded significantly better.

Then again I’ve not heard the following :

Harbeth M40s
Tannoy Westminsters
Linkwitz LX521
Fujitsu Siemens Eclipse TD712
Living Voice Vox Olympian
and perhaps most of all, this one -

https://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/mbl-101-x-treme-omnidirectional-loudspeaker
chorus
976 posts
 
My dream would be to a/b the Big Sound Labs with the Borreson 
floor standers. 

I would take either and smile til I died!!!

prof
3,479 posts
 
1. DeVore O Reference (simply extrapolating from what I’ve heard from the O/96)

2. MBL 101E

3. Joseph Audio Pearl graphene

4. Perhaps some flavour of horn speaker. I find myself ever more persuing a sense of density and aliveness, which horns are known for. But I have little experience with Horns aside from hearing something occasionally at an Audio show. (Though I’ve been enjoying listening to the Klipsch La Scalas at a friends place)
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tomic601
12,995 posts
 
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oldschool1948
503 posts
 
Dream speaker:  Tannoy Westminster Royal
A dream I can afford:   Tannoy Turnberry
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