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

@jamesbgood  - I’ve heard the Vandy Seven and briefly the Kentos. Both excellent, and they would probably be on any short list if I had $40k or more to spend but when you get in that bracket there is serious competition. I did consider getting a used pair of Quatro CTs but couldn’t find any in my budget and was worried they were too much for my 11x15 room. Then I found a pair of the Treo CTs (basically a Quatro without the powered internal sub) and they are exactly what I wanted. I can place them very near the front wall and have an 8 foot throw to my ears.

My Cube Nenuphar Mini's will be a tough one to sell. These speakers just sound so right, are easy to drive, aren't huge or hard to move, look great in the walnut finish, can be in a big room or small room and sound great, image as good as anything I've heard, and have some sentimental value for me. I've thought of selling them a few times but just come around to it.

As an aside ADS and Braun 810’s were the bomb back in the day. Good times  

I’d never part with the big Tannies. But now Viking Acoustic L’Instrument Grande Voix Speakers are here and staying. Thx to a member on Agon. More good times. 

@wsrrsw Ya I sold a lot of 710 and 810 back in the day - really good for $$ we also displayed and sold something like 3x pair of the ADS 2030… now those could do justice to the more bombastic Telarc stuff 

fun - enjoy those work of wood art horns !!!!!