jmschnur
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We will try indeed! Perhaps next winter.
Joel
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Martin Logan - Super Systems... Seeing / Hearing is Believing
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roberto
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Joel...speaking honestly, I do not have any recording. Thanks! for your warm thought of listening to me playing my guitars! Warm regards from Costa Rica! and happy listening!
miatancdan
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You must be doing something wrong.
Of course I've yet to hear the CLX
That is funny, just had to laugh
Dan
slowGEEZR
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It looks like a Martin Logan super computer speaker system. I wish I had speakers that nice for my computer.
I would seriously like to hear these Soundlabs, but I must admit that I find their marketing sickening. I just went to their web-page and read (not very informative) white paper. They seem to focus as much on thrashing ML as they are on praising themselves. And I would like someone to explain to me why their single-membrane does not suffer the increased tension with out displacement - decrease tension with in displacement they claim for curved panels. The way I see it, a sectioned linear panel has exactly the same problem: In the innermost position, the membrane is compressed, in the outermost position, it is stretched. Only if you break up the membrane so that effectively you introduce a small spacing between sections in the outmost position can you avoid it. The way I see it, what SL claims, is marketing hype. I would still like to hear them, though. I expect them to sound awesome!Amen I heard 2 pairs of SL'S this week one was the 945's with the updated p/s powered by FM Acoustics & the other was the U-1PX bi-amped with Bag End subs with Pass amps...... Incredible!!!
roberto
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Hola. My experience with them was the opposite. When I listened to them, my scenario was like a pancake thick. No depth at all. The instruments where placed at the center image, like a mono recording. Listened big bass coming out from them. But the truth, with all respect, the sound is a matter of liking and I did not. They play loud enough to have the SPL of a live instrument. I am not saying that they are bad, but the image was very, very narrow. You must be seated right between them, otherwise, you don´t have any stage at all. They are electrostatic speakers, with the clean, undistorted with coherence sound. Also the kind brightness is like Magneplanar highs. It is another sound approach but, I love what I listen from any Martin Logan. I think that my ears are very accustomed to ML great sound. Contrary of what they say regarding the curvilinear 30 degree dispersion patron of Martin Logan, I feel that ML is right with this kind of dispersion. Happy listening!
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Roberto, I also don't quite get why 45 degrees should be better than 30. Once the MLs are set up proporly, the 30 degree dispersion seems ideal. At least to my ears. But as you say, sound is a matter of liking, and I like ML.
Oh, that's right...I forgot they make bookshelf speakers, too. My apologies.
beek
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Sl
Awesome is correct, forget about the technology when you hear the Stereophile test cd two, track 1 the Fender bass attack,decay,bottom & rolloff without subs will knock you out!!!!!!!!! I am not talking about in a dealers showroom but a home setup.
Awesome is correct, forget about the technology when you hear the Stereophile test cd two, track 1 the Fender bass attack,decay,bottom & rolloff without subs will knock you out!!!!!!!!! I am not talking about in a dealers showroom but a home setup.
amey01
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Wow - do you know this person?
User211
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Nice.
I need more money. I think an array of rooms like that, each with a different mega high end system in.
I need more money. I think an array of rooms like that, each with a different mega high end system in.
amey01
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I agree Justin - a nice array of some of these systems would be very nice!
JayGee
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I call it "Cinema Paradiso".
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SubSolar
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Great, now I have to change my underwear.
beek
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Fantastic
Great expensive system,but with that sort of investment more consideration should have been paid to the room.
In my mind there is a skew in the left channel because of open side and rear of the left speaker with the right channel almost in a corner
the glass table got to go. I have seen many super buck systems in the wrong room quite a few times, its like money not well spent
Great expensive system,but with that sort of investment more consideration should have been paid to the room.
In my mind there is a skew in the left channel because of open side and rear of the left speaker with the right channel almost in a corner
the glass table got to go. I have seen many super buck systems in the wrong room quite a few times, its like money not well spent
khenegar
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beautiful room but to much glass and refelections wth video i feel he doesnt get a very good balance especially since the right side is all glass and couch is on the left. cabinet is blocking the sound and the left speaker is in front of a doorway. Maybe he has no choice WAF controll.
beautiful room but to much glass and refelections wth video i feel he doesnt get a very good balance especially since the right side is all glass and couch is on the left. cabinet is blocking the sound and the left speaker is in front of a doorway. Maybe he has no choice WAF controll.
