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The AVI Neutron or a second-hand pair of LS 3/5as. Both are musically engaging in a rather special manner and have stood the test of time.
Dave in Dallas says, "Ask your readers to recommend a product within a specified price range they would buy today and why they would consider that product."<P>So, here goes: What speaker would you recommend to someone for up to $1000/pair—and not a penny more?
Paradigm Reference Studio 20. If I had the money, I'd buy them before I finish typing this—and keep them for years. Paradigm products represent extraordinary value, the Studio 20 especially. Here we have truly high-end sound at a price average enthusiasts can afford.
Polk RTi10 or the newer RTiA7, Good overall balance from highs to mids and lows, cherry wood veneer finish. It's a three-way with excellent bass extension and definition, neutral midrange, excellent overall engineering. Use with high-quality cabling and sources. Sound great with analog sources and DVDs.