Anyone here using vintage speakers?

i'm still listening to my ads L470s, which cost me (no kidding) $5 at a garage sale. excellent clarity and surprisingly deep, tight bass for such little boxes. likewise, my polk monitor 10b has outlasted innumerable others  and remains one of the great mancave rock and roll speakers.

My bedroom system is using a set of KLH Model 19s which are a small bookshelf speaker with dual 4" full range drivers. They image pretty well but no bass, but they do go low enough that it was no worries integrating them with a sub that rolls in below 60Hz.


I'm hoping to get a speaker about the same size that has more resolution soon. But the amp was specifically designed to not make more than 5 watts/channel. So I need something that is as easy to drive.

I'm using Infinity RS1.5s. Since buying them for $264 about 5 years ago, I've tried to replace them 3 times with some much more expensive floorstanders. In all three cases, the much more expensive floorstanders have been shown the back door.....

I have two pair of vintage speakers, apogee duetta 2 and polk audio sda2a's. The apogee's are bone stock, and the Polk's have been upgraded with new tweeters, high end capacitors, resistors and inductors, 

Almost all vintage here:
JBL L-150 purchased from Illinois circa 1975 or 76.  Still in use.  Lots more JBL - L-65, L-100, L-110, L-220, L-300, 4333, 4343, 4350.  Multiple pairs of several of those.  Altec Segovias, Altec Valencias, Scott S-10 and S-11, KLH Model 4, Boston T-1030, Dynaco A-25 (one pair clean, the other pair NOS still in the boxes((to pair with reference standard dead stock ST70 just back from frame off restoration)) ), Heathkit AS-101, maybe some others I can’t think of right now.  All are still in my current collection.  I’ve sold off about half or the list would be a lot longer.  Need to get rid of the rest but it’s like selling children.