Whats the speaker to show you the way?

[VR3]

So today I parted with my beloved DT BP10B

I knew them like the back of my hand and enjoyed their sound for nearly two years. They led me on an audio journey.

Will be missed.

What about yall? ;)

[DaveMuell]

I miss my LS-90s. I had them for 12 years and I sold them to a fiend and every so often he tweaks me about them telling me how good they sound with "some real amplification". Bastard...
Anyone have some they would part with?

[ben62670]

Some parts to monitor 10's That I bought for an Infinity project. 3 MW6500's and 2 PR's. I wanted the passives but then liked the woofers, so I figured I'd try the monitor 4.6's. When I hooked those up they sounded better than any of my infinity's. Many Polk speakers later I have become a vintage Polk junky.

[TroyD]

Toss up between Boston A100's, when I was a teen, these were the cat's meow. However, what got me really hooked on audio was the Polk RT7's. Russ still has 'em.

BDT

[ohskigod]

Polk RTA-12B, when my friends dad owned them, and then I eventually owned a pair from ebay. I was into Audio at a young age, but the RTA really influenced my taste in speaker,

all this crap just went from there

[Monster Jam]

I guess this would have to be my new LSi15s. I've never had anything substantial before them, and although I plan on keeping them for about 10 years, something will inevitably replace them.

[george daniel]

my AR 3a's,, sweet,sweet speakers,,I think that I paid 400.00 +/- for the pair,NIB ,,

[del44]

I have been enjoying these for almost 30 years. Bought them new in 1978.

[Fireman32]

Polk RTA-12B, when my friends dad owned them, and then I eventually owned a pair from ebay. I was into Audio at a young age, but the RTA really influenced my taste in speaker,

all this crap just went from there

You can come visit them anytime bud.

[heiney9]

The year was 1985 and the speakers were Polk 5B's. My first experience with a real nice sounding speaker. Bought them used for $260 a pair. I was amazed at the sound of those little speakers so were my friends.

[Serendipity]

The Definitive BP10Bs sound amazing. They are simply phenomenal speakers. I can understand you missing them.

[dkg999]

It was around 1977, and it was the Yamaha NS690M. My first decent set of monitors. A Kenwood KA7100 integrated drove them. I had lots of audio stuff prior to these, however this was where the fire started. This setup was quickly followed by Threshold amplifiers driving Dahlquist DQ-10's, and then the DQ-10's were put in storage and a set of Magnepan Tympani's followed.

And what do you know! Almost 25 yrs later I am back to Magnepans :D

[Danny Tse]

NHT 1.1 (with the angled-in front baffle) or the Celestion 3.

[hoosier21]

some EPI's of my buddy's dad, driven by a big Technics

[Refefer]

Twas a pair of Advent Large Speakers, with the classic scramble egg tweeters. A pain to get them refoamed these days, but they still sound very good. Forget what they were originally powered with, nothing very high end, but the sound was still phenom.

[Deadof_knight]

Dude are those Beauties Sansui's ?

[mwaarna]

My First Real home theather is the one i am currently putting together.

Polk Lsi9's, LSiC and SVS PB-12 Plus/2

Before Computer Speakers
Logitech z680 5.1

Just a small leap :-)

[bms]

The speakers were BIC Venturi Formula 4's, purchased around 1976? (Dates and times from back then are a little fuzzy.) A friend had the flagship Formula 6's, but I couldn't afford 'em, so I went with the 4's.

These are still in my basement and in need of work, but I cannot locate parts or components anywhere for the original BIC speaker lines.

Amazing sounding speakers that sereved me well for 15-20 yrs.

bms

[davidk0512]

A pair of Advent Legacy speakers I believe I bought new in 1984. They're in my son's room now, they will still sound great as soon as I refoam 'em.