Recent content by hotroady

That's what I found, too. They said their latest ICE amp got it right. Sounded flat and lifeless. I have to finish follow up post on modding the Clarity. I listened to both the Source and Purity. My Claritys are now prominent in mid range and upper bass, where they were weakest. I would not...

yeah, I would never attempt to put 200 watts to my Clarity's, even though they are rated for it. There was an speaker shootout w Lou Reeds, where the Clarity fried. For the parties....I fire up the Klipsches.:band:

Chad, Honestly, I think you will find this more the norm with ML's unless you go megabuck. Lots of people use Sunfire amps with ML's.

like I said, true for the most part. exception to every rule.

For the most part, hard rock n roll is not Martin Logan's forte. Not that it doesn't sound good. They will not match the dynamics and drive of Klipsch floorstanders. Like horns they are very revealing as to what's a head of them. They also sound good with tube amps, and the hybrids can break the...

I rate the bass about a "D" on stock Clarity, with the mods I've done, I would rate them a solid "B''. Bass drivers are dipole, too! Sonic waves that are 180* out of phase, happen inside the cabinet. Thick or multi layer walls would be excellent. Not an option. Absorption is. It so happens that...

The Logos reminds me of a Cadilac Escalade grill. 600 bucks is a fair price. Gayle Sanders uses one in his 'home theater'. I'd like to mount mine in my truck grill...it would come in handy pulling up behind the yahoos who have converted there cars into annoying boom boxes.

Thanks for the explanation, JonFo. Most the things I'm doing are very practical means of reducing resonance in the cabinets. Ports, cab walls, crossovers, etc. will have there own frequency that they resonate(tuning fork effect). Even...

I think when Clarity first came out, Poly fill was thought to be best damping material. Times have changed. I installed 3/4" 3 layer acoustic foam from Parts Express. I did it in stages. There is three 'chambers' in each cab. The chamber directly behind the woofer benefits most by adding foam...

This is the end shot of speaker with baseplate. Plasti-clay is also applied on bottom. Really absorbs resonance.

Good for you! Great way to gain knowledge of circuits. I would look into a fan. I use one on my U70. The amp is already overcrowded as is. Cooling fan will insure long tube life.

I agree 1 tube watt Performs like 2-3 SS watt rating. I think it useful to know this, because speakers are mostly rated for SS gear. I've switched out SS and tube gear enough to know it holds true. I just switched back to my 40w rms tube unit from 115w rms Yamaha A/V. The tube is much more...

This is a link to an ongoing review I'm doing, we have been finding many of the same things! http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/index.php?topic=58195.0 Go about 8 responses down to see I've discovered almost the same exact things you speak of.

Nothing to see from the outside, but I am working on pics posting from photobucket. Size too limited here to receive pics. This should show plasti-clay on plastic baseplate.

why don't you guy's find something better to do, than muck up someone's post? Besides, I went listen to purity and source yesterday..no thanks...see more potential w my Clarity, already !