Minimus 7
Minimus 7W
Infinity RS-2000
KLH 17
Coral BX-1201 (kabuki, but one of my favorites)
Advent Laureate
Minimus 77
RS Nova 7B
Dayton B652
Magnavox 2-way acoustic suspension (unknown model)
RS Optimus 1B
I will post my list, as I am not sure if I have done it previously.
The chronology is a bit sketchy! I started this madness in the year 2000.
Bose 901 (which I liked)
Wharfedale Modus
Pinnacle Gold Classic Aerogel
Mission 774
JBL L-96
EV-12TRXB (Reworked by GordonW)
EV-15TRXB
Tannoy Arden
Coral 12-TXT1
JBL-96
ESL-63
Odyssey Lorelei
Bozak Concert Grands
Platinum Audio Solo
Platinum Audio Quattro
PAudio 12" concentic
Lambda Acoustics with BMC horn with active cover
Talon Audio Raven
EV-15TRX
Platinum Audio Solo
Talon Audio Khite
EPI M100
Kirksaeter 141 Monitor
True ... can't remember the make or model of the speakers I owned before 1984. They were the "all in one" types that came w/ systems that you could pick up at discount retailers. I do remember that they all sounded awful ... compared to better sounding speakers I purchased some years latter.
1. Cerwin Vega D7
2. Infinity RS 5000
3. Bose 501 Series V
4. Heybrook HB3
I don't swap speakers all that often and I"ve been more than satisfied with the audio performance of the Heybrook HB3's that I acquired in 2005.
A pair I forget (KLH I think)
ElectroVoice Interface A's
ADS L810's
3D Acoustics - 3D6 satellites and the 3D10B sub
Speakerlab sat kit and Velodyne ULD-12 sub
Snell Type EIII's
ProAc Response 1SC's (still have)
AR4x's (in son's dorm room)
Dynaco A25's - scanspeak model (still have)
ADS L520 (still have)
I'm only a freshman, and It's only been some time since I started collecting vintage Electronics and speakers and other shit.
This is gonna be a long-ass comment, But here we go, from least to most recent, w/a first image dated on when they were taken, not the time they were purchased;
August(?) 2016 - Bēm Mojo || (first BT Spkr):
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December 25th, 2016 - Sony SRS-X55:
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December 24th, 2017 - Aiwa Exos-9 (9002) BT "Boombox":
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March 31st, 2018 - Mid-1980s(?) General Electric 3-5667A Cassette Recorder "Ghettoblaster" (Not really):
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April 2nd, 2018 - Early 90s Yamaha NS-AP5700 Front and Surround speakers (my first proper pair of speakers)
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Passive Subwoofer (Yamaha SW-P3600) was later bought, but not pictured here.
June 22nd, 2018 - very cheap $8 1996 Zenith 5.1 system (never used them):
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June 24th, 2018 - Early 80s Sanyo SSV16 *Very Rare* (BIGGEST SPEAKERS EVER):
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September 23rd, 2018 - 2000/2001 Panasonic Center speaker (can't remember the model) Nicknamed the "Ice Cream Sandwich" due to it's resemblance and size of an Ice Cream Sandwich:
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December 2nd, 2018 - 1998 JVC SP-UX7000 ultra compact bookshelf speakers:
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January 3rd, 2019 - Mid-late 80s ''Japanese Import" Sanyo U4S6 Cassette Recorder (It's so unique I couldn't not hesitate to share it on here, made in Malaysia). Found at a local Antique store and bought for $40. Works great. It must be rare, cause I can't find ANY information on this 'import' except for a listing and some pictures:
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Yep. Just hooked them up to a new amplifier. The difference is quite a bite on the price.Those JVC SP-UX7000s are great little speakers, especially for a computer setup. Have you given them a try?