Speaker polyamory -- or, stories about getting a second set to alternate with your primary

I have stayed with box speakers which I have as floor standers for serious listening and bookshelfs for more casual locations.

Over the years, I have been intrigued by both planars and horns for their reputedly better performance in certain aspects.  But I didn't go with the planars because of their size, volume restrictions, and bass output.  And I didn't choose horns because of their size, WAF impact, and high frequency extension.  I recognize these concerns are mainly my personal prejudice, and I could be wrong about performance issues.

I wish I had had more time and money to actually explore these.

I can't afford a mistress. It was bad enough when I had a pair laying around but to be torn between two speakers, feeling like a fool,....

All the best,
Nonoise

I have Klipsch Fortes (First Generation),Recently upgraded. Just purchased a pair of Fritz Carbon 7 MK2. My room is dedicated and well treated, After an hour or so of the Klipsch I switch to the Fritz.

I imagine that having alternate amps is a given for folks, here, eh? Especially if you have tube amps? You have a SS as an alternate?

I have Harbeth M40.1 speakers in my main floor system.  In the basement system, I switch between Klipsch Cornwall IVs and Sterling Broadcast LS3/6 mounted on Skylan stands.  I'm thinking of getting a pair of Magnepans 3.7 for a 3rd speaker in the basement.