What speaker is the most musical, one you never want to sell?

Back in the 70's, I had a pair of Bozak Symphony b-4000 speakers. All paper cone. Each speaker had (2) 12" woofers, (1) 6" midrange, and (8) tweeters. They sounded wonderful! I got rid of them (which I regret) because of their size and a move back in 1992.

I've been searching for decades to find the sound I remember. About a year ago I decided to try a pair of MoFi Electronics, Sourcepoint 888's. Well, I found what I was looking for! I need say no more!

Dynaudio Audience 82. I still miss them. Had to sell my rig after my divorce. I’m thrilled with my current Revel’s, but damn I remember that first intimate session after setting them up and letting them break in for a week…awestruck doesn’t even describe the feeling from that first session (and every subsequent session). I’ve had those “Wow” moments since with different gear assembling my current rig, but nothing like that one with the 82’s…They were pure magic!

I also have SF Sonetto V G1 in my second system, my first go round with SF, and definitely very impressed. I bought them unheard, and figured it was a safe bet as they’d always been compared favorably to Dynaudio, but I still prefer my Revel’s. 

@audioman58 

+10 Rockport speakers ! I will never sell my Avior ii. They are just amazing ! 

My second system's speaker is the excellent Studio Electric M4.  I have had them about a year and still love them.  Definitely a speaker I will hang on to for a long time.  

@tom899 
I was looking at the MoFi Electronics, Sourcepoint 888. Never heard them, so I wrote the company and asked if they'd have a pair at AXPONA this year. They said yes....but they won't be demoed???? 
Guess I'll have to do some sweet talking to see if I can get them to cooperate. 
My concern with those is I heard the V10 last year and OMG, the bass in a large room was beyond excessive. Hoping the 888 is more balanced.