How many different brand of speakers do u own?

[nightflier]

Ironically, I have very little at my own house. I tend to lend everything out to friends and family after I get tired of it. Anyhow:

- Pair Polk RT600i (still some of the best bass extension in a budget speaker)
- Pair Polk RTi38 (another winner, bought used)
- Single Polk CS245i (bought new at CC to complete a 5.1 set)
- Pair Polk Monitor 60 (incredible high's and mids, but fatiguing towers)
- Pair Aperion 522D (great sound, build, & service for an online co.)
- Pair Klipsch RB5-II (horned tweeters are phenominal)
- Pair KLH 911B (cost me $15, and don't sound like much more, but functional)
- Pair Axiom M50ti (excellent towers, not as impressive as the M80's, but almost)
- Pair Axiom M22ti (the best low-budget bookshelf, period, now used as fronts)
- Pair Axiom M3ti (rears)
- Pair Axiom QS4 (surrounds)
- Single Axiom VP150 (high-quality center, big & powerful)
- Single SVS 16-46pci (shakes the neighbor's pool water; a monster; need I say more?)
- Single DefTech ProSub80 (excellent deep-digging 25Hz sub for 3 bills)
- Single Monitor Audio ASW110 (another phenominal sub, very musical and blendable)
- Pair MB Quart QL-S830 (hard 2 drive towers w/ phenominal mids, highs, spacialization)
- Pair Pioneer 821? (garage)
- Pair PartsExpress / Dayton speaker building kit (not yet built)
- Kenwood speakers (part of a shelf system)
- Pair Phillips 3-way floor standers (they were very good 20 yrs. ago)
- Pair Yamaha towers (also have horns, but not anywhere near the Klipsch horns)
- Pair Yamaha bookshelves (marginal 3-way speakers from 10 yrs. ago)

Wow, it sure looks like a lot now - and I kept all the boxes too! There are really only a few speakers from this list that I really would want to keep. It's a good thing most of these are elsewhere....