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The link leads to my blog page, which shows as yellow font on a black background when I open it. I suppose it could have been in EDIT mode when you opened it, or our computers translate it differently. Is anyone else seeing a WHITE background on the writeup page?

As promised... the rebuild guide is posted here: https://www.martinloganowners.com/threads/martin-logan-theater-center-channel-panel-rebuild.19972/#post-212648

Hey all, sorry for the bad link... it's fixed. I had to paste it into a different linked project so ignore the label... it works. http://jazzman-esl-page.blogspot.com/2011/11/compensating-diplole-phase-cancellation.html

Is the link not working for anyone else? It's working fine for me... maybe it was saving an edit. Please try it again.

A while back I posted an offer to walk someone thru a panel rebuild, for the purpose of creating a panel rebuild guide. Someone took me up on this offer and I've just completed rebuilding a ML Theater panel. The process is unique to the Theater panel but can be adapted to other panels. I...

At this time, I'm not interested in doing this as a business but i'm happy to share the know-how. I can't post the Theater panel rebuild-guide here apparently, so I may add it to my speaker blog (Jazzman's DIY ESL Page) and post a link to it here. The first attached photo shows me verifying...

Hi all, I have step by step rebuild guide for a ML panel but its too extensive to post in a thread. I put it in a Word File but I can't attach that to a thread. Any ideas! Thanks, Charlie

Update April 1, 2024: Not an April Fool's joke... Someone took me up on my offer, and I've just finished rebuilding a ML Theater panel. I will be posting a step-by-step procedure shortly so stay tuned.

It probably wouldn't be smart for anyone to "guarantee" a panel repair without first dismantling and inspected it for burn-throughs on the stator coatings or other physical damage. Absent such damage, any panel can be refurbished.

Some may disagree with me but I think the only break-in that occurs with an ESL is a slight relaxation of the diaphragm's tension, which occurs and stabilizes within a few months of use, after fabrication. It's improbable that both speakers would exhibit the symptoms described if the problem...

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I'm not sure I can answer your question because I'm not very computer smart, and I don't know if SB Touch operates the same way as Transporter, using the Logitech Media Server (LMS) Interface to connect with a steaming service like Tidal or Spotify. With my Transporter, I have LMS loaded on...

Just curious if anyone here is still streaming from a Logitech device (Transporter or Squeezebox Touch). If so; you're probably seeing a "QR Code" pop-up message on its Media Server platform. The reason is that MySqueezebox.com will soon be shutting down the link between Media Server and...

I would use vacuum-- but blowing the panels out with compressed air won't hurt them if you crank down the pressure a bit and don't place the nozzle closer than about a foot away. I've used compressed air on to blow out speakers with 6 micron diaphragms, and ML diaphragms are twice that...

My speaker are less directional than other ESLs but I too aim my speakers to cross slightly behind the listening position, which I believe provides an optimal compromise between imaging and width of the sweet spot. It's been pointed out that a wider sweet spot is a trade-off with imaging...

I second Leporello's point that getting greedy with the sweet spot will sacrifice some of the virtues of limited dispersion. Essentially; you can have a wide sweet spot or a precise image but physics doesn't allow having it all. You can only choose a compromise that best suits you. What you...