Personal speaker evolution

Dahlquist DQ-10
Sequerra MET 2 + 2W
Magnepan T-1D
Infinity RS-1B
Quad 63
Epik
Perkins
Unity Fountainhead
Budge Khorus
Gradient Helsinki 1.5

Interesting so many of you have had so many speakers, I have had only a few and generally keep em a long time. However, I just found some used I really love:

1976 - JBL Monitors (don't know the model)
1984 - ADS 1290II - My ex-wife got em.
2006 - PSB Mini-monitors (some of the best small speakers ever!)
2007 - Paradigm Studio 20's
now - Green Mountain Europas (awesome)

I have always wanted Maggies but never seem to have room - the GMA's have the same qualities to my ears.

Not much evolution for me. My first pair of speakers after college was a gift from my wife. They were the JSE Infinite Slope Model .6 with matching oak speaker stands from Stereo Lab in Columbus, OH. Twenty years later I still have those today as my mains.

Over time I've added a second pair of the .6s in the honey oak finish for the rears and a JSE .5 for the center channel. I'm extremely please with the musical performance. Someday I hope to add a larger pair of JSEs such as the 1.8s or 2.0 for the mains for a greater bass extension and a possible 7.0 configuration.

I'm not using a sub due to integration concerns and the wife acceptance factor. So the home theater experience is not as impactful as it could be otherwise. I'm hopeful that the future will provide an opportunity to obtain a larger pair of JSEs for improved bass extension.

Epi 100's, ESS LS 5's, EPI 200C, Bose 901 V, Polk monitor 7 with huge Polk subwoofer, EPI 500s, Definitive Technologies BP10's (the orignials purchased from Sandy Gross himself at the 1992 Chicago CES show! Still love em.

My eldest son uses the EPI 100's and my youngest uses the Polk monitor 7s. The EPI still sound wonderful.