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Have you tried experimenting with the placement? With 2 x 6.5" woofers its only good down to about 50hz or so....placement is going to critical...if you're looking for a good sub at a decent price, Parts Express sells the Titanic series of subs, that are just as good as many of the expensive...

"anything with a lot of high's though has become really bad, almost painful" The key word is "ANYTHING"....regardless of genre,...? mastering,...? source?,... I'm surprised no one has mentioned rolling the drivers / phase-inverters (12AT7's if memory serves me) in the Mac amp...Mac gear is...

Thanks.... Thanks Tom, My hat goes off to you for selflessly managing the needs of your fellow ML owners via this site. Keep up the great work!

Has anyone entertained the thought of upgrading the audio output trannies for their ML's? As great and effect these can have on the overall sound, and with as many high-end options there are (James, Lundahl, JRD, Tamura) I would be surprised if no one has... Simply as a matter of discussion...

<<<Showering the panels. Yep, works, and works very well - I know first hand. But this should only be done as a last ditch effort to save the panels. I did this to my Sequels (bought used), which I also use as Surround in MCH & movies, and it made a significant difference.>>> Ok, so whats the...

Name: Clinton Devereaux Location : Havre de Grace, Maryland / Northeast, U.S.A. Speakers: CLS I w/ Sound Anchors Subwoofer: Titanic MKIII Purchased: November 2007 (used, manufactured in 1993) Mods: None as of yet. Trying to get them back to stock first! Amps: Dussun V8i, 845 SET, various DIY...

The serial numbers are... Panels: CS1EG716/717 Modules: 1178/79

I've got the schematics... ....thats how I figured they may have been tweaked. But....manufacturers change aspects many times during the life cycle of a design...the schematic will only show a snapshot of the design at a certian time and may not reflect manufacturer changes afterwards...its a...

I tried putting this in the Tweaks area but its actually not a tweak...I'm just trying to find out if it is or not....(huh?) I bought these used a few days ago so I am discovering things as I inspect them very closely.. I attached a pic for reference. Looks like the panel voltage has been...

Did you receive/post the panel removal instructions? No text :bowdown:

Thanks Retro!

HSV, Thanks for the line by line rundown! Thats exactly what I wanted to know about these wonderful speakers. I also owned a pair of SL-3's, but I did not enjoy them half as much as I am the CLS's! Your feedback has given me faith enough to sit back and just enjoy the music without "over...

After reading much about these wonderful speakers I've actually grown disheartened about owning them (CLS I's purchased used)! Accroding to what I've read on this site,....ML's seem plagued with issues related to longevity,... from diaphram dust buildup,... to the "coating" on the diaphram...

Has anyone considered the adverse effects that this will have on the longevity of the panels (raising the voltage)? Will doing this effectively "wear out" the diaphram prematurely? Is the subjective increase in sound quality worth possibly cutting in half the life expectancy of the design?

Anyone have the schematic for the CLS I electronics module? The ones I have were manufactured in 1993...

Jeff, Thanks for the reply. If you can shoot those instructions over I'd be grateful. Also, you wouldn't happen to have a copy of the schematic for the electronics module would you? The serial number of the box(es) I have is: 1178 & 1179. The panels are CS1EG717 (July 1993).

I just got a nice used pair of CLS I's, but I'd like to refinish the frames...my question is: How the hell do I get the stator assembly away from the frame? I assume it either slides in/out from the top,...or is wedged in/out from the rear...? Thanks :bowdown:

Thanks Guys, Thats a sigh of relief... :p Pete about the switching noise: According to PS Audio, they've overcome this issue: "PS Audio GCA series amplifiers solve this classic noise problem quite well and are quiet enough to place even the most sensitive of equipment near the amplifier...

Thanks guys... I called ML and ordered the new pair of oak rails and they did require tapping from the top to remove them...The Oak rails really bring out these babies! That being said, I now have a pair of black SL-3 rails for sale.... :D

I have a pair of ML SL-3's that I plan on driving with a PS Audio GCC-500 and a McCormack Power Drive DNA-2. I am going to have a Bi-amp config (Using the GCC-500 pre-out to the DNA-2) with the the GCC-500 driving the bass units, and the DNA-2 driving the Stat sections. I read somewhere else...