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I would say these comments are somewhat accurate but not entirely representative of the CLS. A lot of it depends on the room, the acoustic treatment of the room, the equipment driving the CLS and the type of music. It is true that there is no low end slam to the CLS but there are plenty of...

Rich, Happy Anniversary I am glad you are here and do enjoy the discourse. Looking forward for many more years. Jeff:cool:

Well........... I for one use my CLS's for both and I have no complaints at all. I even moved my Sequel II's to the rear. Yes I know it may be overkill but it sounds good to me and I do not have a big room. Me likes it!! Jeff:cool:

I want to reiterate what Tom, Dave and myself have said about the bass in the CLX. Even though the spec does no go down to 30Hz for some I would not be too concerned. With room loading I believe it will be close. I think the only situation where you would need a sub with the CLX is for LFE in...

Tom, I was told by Peter S and Harvey who is the NW rep for ML. Jeff:cool:

I too heard the CLX today and the same place when Ron was there but we kept missing each other. It is hard to put it all in words. First they are not as ugly as they seemed in the first pics we saw. These were the same ones Tom saw in Kansas, the 25th Anniversary pair in anodized aluminum...

I just might show up too.:cool:

Ok cool. :D Another great player! Jeff:cool:

Cherian, I still have my Krell SACD for sale. Maybe we can work out a deal. PM me and let me know if you are interested. Jeff:cool:

I have never had the arcing problem either. Jeff:cool:

Rbernst929, I think there are threads here on how to do it and as Erik has said it is not hard. Jeff:cool:

Kevmars, Truth be told my first center channel speaker was an extra old Yamaha bookshelf speaker. You use what you have and what you can afford and then move to what you want when you can afford and when your "WAF" says you can. LOL :D Small steps and enjoy the journey:music: Jeff:cool:

Kevmars, Welcome Do not be intimidated by other systems here. They are not all elaborate and some are just "simple". I for one started small and have built it over many years. Like slowGeezer said, just enjoy your system, the music and of course your ML's Jeff:cool:

Tim, The glass looks kinda cool. I too felt 8 inches off the floor was the right height. That is how high my stands were made. Jeff:cool:

ehoove, Welcome to the nut house. You will find lots of opinions and lots great advice. I see you have a Thorens 125MkII. We may have to talk since I have one too. :D As always have fun and enjoy the music! Jeff:cool:

I use almost all Tara Labs!..:D Jeff:cool:

Ditto!!! Jeff:cool:

Tim, I thought they were in the DIY section but if not let me know I can send you some pics. Jeff:cool:

Tim, I am glad things are coming together. There will be more tweaks in mvement of these speakers so be prepared but these will only be minor ones at this point. Are they spiked and if not do it. It will help with a nbit more definition on the lower mids/upper bass. As far as Sound Anchors, I...

When given the choice go for the higher value. The reason some CD's may sound better at 96Khz is because the "ends" are not there.:eek: It is almost like they are rolled off a bit. Some CD's tend to be bright but that is the nature of the mastering and poorly I might add. SACD is a different...