What is the most preferred revel or jbl speaker you have owned and why do you prefer it

I had the Revel F208 and a McIntosh MA352 integrated hybrid and then wanted to upgrade the system, so I got a McIntosh MC462 SS amp with a SS pre amp, and Sonus Faber Amati's.  It was such a change but so harsh that I had to return everything.  

Then I got the Studio 2's, which sound great, but thought they needed a bit more power.  So yesterday, I got the MC462 again but this time paired it with the C2800 Tube Pre amp.

OMG

Solid and warm, but with so much detail.  Quiet and open soundstage.

I've had quite a few of the JBLs, including L26, L36, L55, L65, L77, L100, L110, L150, L166, L220, L300, 4313B, 4333, 4343, 4345, 4350B, Everest DD67000, Project Array 1400, Hartsfield, Paragon, Metregon, and a few others that I can't remember model numbers.  I still own almost all of them.  My favorites are the L110, 4313B, L220, L300, 4350B, Everest, Array 1400, Hartsfield.  If I had to choose top of them:  4350B, DD67000, Array 1400, plus Hartsfield for drop dead classiest.  I've had the Revel Studio 2 and Salon 2.  Still have the Salon 2.  Set up properly, they are great, but they need LOTS of juice.  They have to share the house with Tannoy Westminsters, Apogee Studio Grands, Tannoy Canterburys, BMR Towers with RAAL ribbons.  I've been through waaaay too many speakers  even to think about them, probably close to 200 pairs. Took me about sixty years to get here (started chasing good sound in my late teens), and I am still buying stuff from time to time. 

It never ends. It’s a good obsession 

Back in the day, JBL was all you found in studios. As a guitar & bass player, I only played JBL in my amps. Fender Twin weighed 100 pounds. 😳

Have had a pair of L100 Ts for my second listening rig for at least 30 years. Found a pair of 4430s (Dollys) in a pawn shop for $500. Listened to them for a long time. Incredible detail, very efficient, big sweet spot. Made the switch to electrostats a few years ago with Quad ESL/63s. Listening to Sound Lab G7-7C these days.