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I think it is, can double check over the weekend

If it turns out to be the PCB or surrounding resistors then I have a working spare from an Aerius that might work (assuming it is OK on an SL3 ?????? I am based in UK

don't waste your money on bi-wire - there is no technical or audible improvement bi-amping - well that's a different story ! OOOps, didn't mean to cause upset....:o I should add....In my opinion and in my experience as a both a listener and electrical engineer the above is correct in a...

shame you are so far away from scotland - I have 2 spare aerius i woofers :(

+1 Subwoofer was the 2nd best best upgrade I ever made to my SL3's Placement was the best

That's really the idea to avoid loss of resolution and you are right - a volume controlled DAC would work too. I also take your point about going for neutrality but I feel the Sunfire is 95% there and just needs a wee bit of warmth. To rip it all up and start again going for tube pre/power amp...

BK subs are very well regarded in the UK, are well priced and have a strong following on one the largest home cinema + hifi forums in the UK http://www.avforums.com/forums/

would love a Cary or CJ but only have around £400 ($600) to spend :-< any cheaper options out there ?

Looking for advice on a budget preamp (around £400 - used) to match up with my Sunfire 300x2 power amp + SL3's I had been thinking about tubes to take the edge of the slightly clinical but wonderful Sunfire. I would prefer a pre that will change the sound rather than be simply being a neutral...

Quick Update... New board fitted and wired as per posts here and everything now works superbly well ! Very happy and thanks to everyone for the great advice... :->

Thanks #ZERO, got similar feedback from ML so will connect up and test tomorrow and report back

UPDATE: Now have an older MLPS-102 from the Aerius and have connected it in place of the MLPS103 rev h on my Aerius i Problem is the connections to the X-OVER transformer are not the same on both. On the 103 there are 4 wires to 4 different PCB terminals, on the 102 there are only 2 wires and...

Thanks again for everyones help :cheers: I have a pair of HT boards harvested from old Aerius's in the UK coming soon Hopefully that will do the trick either by a) robbing the transformer from one to fit to mine or 2) replacing both boards if I have too

hi #zero, Is the board in the pic from an aerius i ? or from a standard aerius ? Reason I ask is that I might be able to get a pair of MLPS-102 boards in the UK thanks

Thanks for the tip Tosh, looks like ML UK won't help at component level (but they will sell me the whole board at $480 !!) ML USA can't supply to the UK due to international dealership rules etc so I need to find some kindly person in the US to order and ship to me !! Unless of course there is...

Have contacted ML who have given me the UK agent details and they are the same supplier that quote £300 for one HT board. I have contacted them and hopefully they can supply the part rather than the whole board. Will report back on progress.

Thanks again for the feedback roberto and #ZERO My board I think is a newer version of the one above, its is MLPS-103 rev h and it doesn't have a fuse The 15M resistors are all good but I think I have an open circuit winding on the transformer The Part No is 60T2706 but I can't find one...

Roberto, you are a star !!! I do have electronic experience, multimeter and soldering kit etc - I will start to follow your advised path and report back..... pm also sent

hi folks, looking for some help I think I need a new HT board on one of a pair of Aerius i's as the panel is very quiet and if I move swap boards the fault moves with the board. I have been quoted an eye watering £300 to replace the HT board in the UK :wtf: Is there any other place I can buy...

thanks Tosh and Jonfo Tosh, Is the active XO a much bigger benefit in the bass department ? I was hoping that my panels would be the main beneficiary for new XO as the bass isn't such an issue for me. Jonfo, thats one epic project - lovely piece of work and lots of interesting learnings on the...