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byhee · May 18, 2011

Hi

Just noticed that there seems to be an issue of unbalanced volume on both speakers. Try all option on determining the problem of other source but finally find that its the speaker that is causing the problem.

Any suggestions?

Hee

roberto · May 18, 2011

byhee said:
Hi

Just noticed that there seems to be an issue of unbalanced volume on both speakers. Try all option on determining the problem of other source but finally find that its the speaker that is causing the problem.

Any suggestions?

Hee

Hola Byhee. Did you change the stat panels at least once time? How long ago do you have this model? There are some little tests that you have to do to find out what it is. The best way is to contact Mrs. Melodie Brouhard at Martin Logan service department. [email protected] She will guide you step by step to solve your problem. Happy listening,
Roberto.

byhee · May 19, 2011

OK will contact her but my guess is also time to change the panel but just hoping for some miracles or mods that could avoid that.

Thanks

robertawillisjr · May 19, 2011

Sometimes washing will help (see the tweak section). I am assuming that you have been vacuuming regularly.

roberto · May 19, 2011

Hola Robert, just for the records...panels made from 1996 and up can be washed. Panels made before that year, the kind of adhesive to make the membrane or diaphragm to be conductive, does not allow to be washed. Happy listening,
Roberto.

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