All Pre 1970 Vintage speakers suck! Prove me wrong

I have a pair of Radio Shack Mach 3, which was the totl for Tandy at that time. I do not recall a model Mach 5. Damped the horns, rebuilt the crossovers, upgraded the woofers, and they are ok, actually...with the right amplifier. The AR3A speakers, which I owned until a few years ago, had a good amount of bass, both prodigious and extended....again, with the right amplifier. My ADA PF 2501, brought them to life. Why do some people have to say silly and ridiculous things. Our opinions and experiences are real. My Ampzilla was the amp that drove them back then. Same bass story. My Fisher 500C could not sufficiently drive them. My best, MrD.

Good grief!  People are actually touting Radio Shack speakers?  Please escort them out of the building - through the back door - with extreme prejudice.  

JBL 4311A are the most musical speakers ever made. Prove me wrong. 

The odd thing about the original post is that many of the most highly prized recordings in terms of sound quality are from the 1950s and 60s. Have always found it amazing that they were able to do such good work back then with such crappy equipment, especially the speakers used in the studio to monitor and mix the sound.  😉

One word.  Quad.