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Nice inventory!!! Do you use a different speaker for a specific type of music?

Thanks. There is ! Many more, just does not appear on the pics. Ess amt1b will be the "until I die" ones because it's the best price/size/shape/weight/efficiency/design/musicality combination. Love my zu def4, also the omen MK2 with undertone. Utah guys rock ! Sounlab audiophile 6 are amazing also ! The dynaudio consequences are sculptural ... Watt/puppy 3.2 are a bit darker, just need to shake them well with tons of power. French vintage monitoring sound with the Elipson 4040, pretty true when well paired. Also the very enjoyable Analysis audio Omikron. And soon, a pair of freshly rebuild (as the audiophile 6) Soundlab Pristine. I globally love them all ! When I was 15, in 2001, I've been to Utah for 5 months, in Springville, discovered later that Wilson Audio was 10 minutes drive from my place ! 🤣 Didn't had enough money nor place in the plane anyway ...

Jimmy Page & Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin) In The Evening (live In Detroit 1995)

Jethro Tull (Ian Anderson) Rock Island (Album)

Jethro Tull (Ian Anderson) Walk Into The Light (Album)

Jethro Tull Stormwatch (Album)

The worst looking fake wood vinyl that I've ever seen. I gave my brother a set of Polk SDA 2A speakers. I built him a m1.0t mkII. He has a LARGE space. It's a fantastic combo. Six years later, he still raves about it.

I currently have a pair of Niles OS 6.3 outdoor speakers driven my a Carver M200t. I mostly play smooth jazz, blues with the occasional talk radio or St. Louis Cardinals baseball game. The Niles speakers have served me well, but they are getting pretty long in the tooth. I'm hoping for a great Amazon Prime Days deal on either Klipsch AW-650s or Polk Atrium 8s. Any thoughts, suggestions, other recommendations? Klipsch AW-650 on Amazon Polk Atrium 8 on Amazon

I've been listening to my Polk SDA 1C speakers all morning, driven by an m1.0t..., what a perfect combination - I am discovering things I missed on DSTOM tracks 2, 3, 4 and 5. They (Polks, perhaps in general?) just don't need any more bass..., But I totally hear your thoughts on the Maggies. I have a pair of IIIa's, and they are stunning, when supported by a subwoofer, or two. I'm at a crossroads with them, they need to have some buzzing fixed - redone/refurb at Magnapan is almost $3000 - which would include a new tweeter ribbon assembly..., but perhaps I should just sell them as is, before the buzz is more noticeable. ;-/ I want to love Maggies, but it's hard, sometimes.

My daily dose. The Rippingtons, Brave New World (album)

I have a pair of Polk Audio 5b's that fake wood vinyl is looking a little tatter. I might just have to redo them, I have had them since new. Great job on the veneer looks better than original. Were these originally veneer or were they the vinyl fake wood?

The Polks look great! The sub looks great, too. Maybe this will inspire me to re-veneer my subs.....

Beautiful work! Gives me some other ideas for the Carverfst Subwoofer build project!

Nice work Jeff! Did you rebuild the x-overs on the Polk 11s?

I don't think you have enough equipment in that room. 😁 Nice setup! Looks like a great place to just listen.

Those are beautiful, Jeff! Love seeing projects like this. Thanks for sharing it!

DANG!!!!!!!! Which speakers are your favorite? Wilson's, Elipsons, ESS or Zu?

I think that you are right about AI. We see a group around here called "Classic Albums Live" that seems like AI. Their tag line is "Note for Note". They play everyone. One night they will play Pink Floyd and the next night Dire Straits. After 5 minutes, you think that it is the real group. I don't know how they do it. We saw them play CCR and they must have used a filter to make the lead singers voice sound raspy like John Fogerty. Very talented musicians.

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Thanks you all.

Thank you @Receiver2000, am enjoying these artists' works. Time will come most music will be AI generated.

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That's gorgeous.