Personal speaker evolution

I have a hard time remembering models as this goes many years back. My father bought me my first stereo if you can call it that. It was a tuner, turntable, as one piece with the worst speakers you can ever imagine. At the time, I thought it was fantastic. From there, it went this way:
Superscope Speakers(division of Marantz,I believe)
JVC
JBL 30's
Advent
Polk RTA 11T
Klipsch Reference Series
Dynaudio Contours 3.3

1.Homemade speakers from a friend of my hippy sister 1976

2.JBL L110 from my brother in USAF 1980-present (An evil HT speaker, We don't need no steenking sub) Returning to my brother after refoaming the surrounds on the woofers.

3. Wharfdale Delta 50 1986-present Nice sealed enclosure. In basement system.

4. Dynaudio Contour 1.8 II w/ Center and Audience 42 W surrounds 2000-present. My current big system.

5. Totem Rokks 2000-present Was in bedroom system, great dynamics, but I changed the room and they didn't work as well. Selling soon.

6. Quad 11L 2002-present. New bedroom speakers, sound great, not as punchy as the Rokks, but much smoother. Better than the dynaudio audiences, and they are also gorgeous.

b.i.c. tpi venturi 12 1980 $300 new (wish i could go back)
a/d/s/ 1230 1985 $1200 new
added velodyne uld 15 1986 $2000 new
trade up to a/d/s/ 910 1990 even swap for 1230
a/d/s/ 1590 $800 used 2000 to replace 910 (lateral move)
add second velodyne uld 15 used $800 2001
magnepan mg3.5r used $2000 2002

I am only 26, but here goes

Pioneer- Crap under $100
Cerwin Vega- Wanted bass $400
Mirage M5- Here is where I got bit by the bug
Sonus Faber Concertino
Sonus Faber Concerto
Sonus Faber Concerto Grand Piano- Current speaker, But tomorrow who knows!

Pioneer 3-ways w/12s - $200 - new - 1990 (I was 12)
Polk S6 - $300 - new - 1992
Paradigm Titan - $165 - new - 1994
B&W CDM 2SE - $550 - new - 2001 (moved to rears)
B&W CDM 1NT - $1050 - new - 2003