Your Forever Endgame Speaker?

[Frazeur1]

Yes, the Bella Luna Diamanté or Sirius would be nice! Then a bigger room, different amplifiers, would also need to be employed. It never ends!

[Nexusmaximus]

My Apogee Duetta Signatures will most likely be my final speaker. They began life as an itch to be scratched, until I heard them and unlike other panel speakers I had heard before, I heard the bass... soooo much bass, the sound was obscene in all honesty, but in the very best of ways. My collection will however remain fluid for the small part, but these gems will remain in my main system.

[AJSki2fly]

If I won the lottery and had my own dedicated music room then it would be these babies driven with a pair of Jardis amps pre and power as below, I have heard a very simpler set up and it all just sound so real

The Rockport Lyra's is a snip at $149,500 per pair delivered setup and voiced. By the way they weigh 560 lbs. each so shipping will be pricey.

Jardis JP500's
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Jardis JA500's
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Rockport Lyra
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[macspur]

I hope to be hearing my end game speakers this coming Friday... home demoing a pair of Harbeth 40.2 anniversary model
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[Made in 1968]

Nice those Jadis Adrian.. I always fancied the early Yves Bernard Andr'e [YBA] amps & the early Class'e stuff.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/274010539935

[Gazjam]

My current Impulse H2 horn speakers.


More than supersede the boundaries of my amp and my room.

[Mike Reed]

My end-game speakers would be bigger versions of my current Quad 2905s. There was talk that they were developing one such but that rumour has gone cold. Bigger as in height, not width, of course. Having said that, I haven't heard M.L. Summit Xes so I could be swayed.

[Puffin]

[Barry]

Nice Levinson amps. You can keep the rest!

[Made in 1968]

B&W '808' were great speakers, i wouldnt say no..