You are invited on a "trip down memory lane".

Most wanted to have back, in no particular order: MAC MC30’s, Precision Fidelity C7A & Levinson No.29.

 

Mjcmt: I’m with you on the Pass Labs Aleph 30. I have one and regularly rotate it into my system. It has a musical purity that is amazing and drives my Audio Physic Virgo III’s with ease.

Probably my Don Garber Fi-X integrated ... such a novel industrial design, and sounded great thru my Cain & Cain Abby’s (which I also miss).

From a nostalgic perspective, it would be the McIntosh MR-55 tube tuner, born about the same as me, and part of my first system out of college.

I have actually repurchased a good bit of some nostalgia ... 

My college-bound sister (and I was high school bound) talked parents into first ‘real’ stereo based on Lafayette components, and I’ve reacquired the Lafayette LA-950 and matching tuna) but not the Garrard 40B nor Criterion 100B’s)

My system just out of college ... I’ve reacquired the JVC JA-S44 and matching tuna, and Polk Mon7’s (but not the Pioneer PL-117D nor McIntosh MR-55)

So Tom Wolfe and Yogi weren’t quite right.

I lost a pair of 7, 8, and 9 Kappas due to the Campfire in Paradise Ca. a year and 4 months ago. I miss my Kappas. The 8's and 9's were hard to power, but they sounded great.

I agree with whatjd: Dahlquist DQ-10's. 
I think they lured more of us into the addiction than any other speaker.
$399/ea!

Music Reference RM9
Music Reference RM 5 mkII
Proceed PCD2
Thorens TD125 mkII/Rega RB303/Grado Red