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I get the immediate feeling of being sized up when you walk into a high end audio store. it does happen. But, I had a really nice experience at Sound by Singer with a friend of mine on a visit to NYC. My buddy bought a cartridge at the end of our visit. that was it. But we talked about...

great idea! they wouldn't be an eye sore there. i was wondering how much the curtains might be helping or hurting. how much of that sound coming from the back of the panel do you want to absorb?

since that's our living room, i don't think i could get away with getting rid of those chairs. maybe some day i'll have a dedicated room. now and then, when i have the opportunity, i'll remove the chairs and pull the speakers up from the wall and bring them a little closer together. imaging does...

nice to see another pair of original sequels on here! nice set up!

that RPM 10 looks awesome! a bit out of my price range though.

thanks! i think that's what had me a little concerned about the P3. it's 3x the money but looks a lot like the Pro-ject Debut III. but you're right the P1 is a better comparison. but i have read good things about the P3. i'll look into the Musical Hall as well.

I'm curious about this topic as well. i hope to be upgrading my old Denon in the next few months. how does the rega P3 compare in construction quality to the Pro-ject Debut III? i know the P3 has a better arm but they look similar and the Pro-ject in person looks pretty cheaply made. seems...

you are correct, sir! and i've read about a few possible fixes here already. so, i'll be taking care of that soon.

yep. they sound good, but i can tell the soundstage could be bigger in a better room. but can still listen for hours to them. and note the scotch in the foreground. ;) thanks, Mitt. It seemed appropriate to share that story with this crew. i've read several people comment that the low end...

the living room is only about 13' wide and the way the doors or positioned, i have to have the speakers wedged in there--too close the chairs and too close to the wall. so i'm sure in a better room they'd open up. still sounds great to me though.

thanks! thought i'd share some pics of my humble system.

Name -Jeff Matz Orlando, Florida Sequels Inherited in 2006 Mod: new stator panels in 2007 Amp: Rotel RB-1090 Pre: Accurus LSII phono stage: Accurus P10 CD: California Audio Labs CL-15 Turntable: old Denon DP 37F Cartridge: Benz Micro Silver

they are awesome speakers. they were getting pretty flat so i ordered new panels (a damn good deal, too, if you ask me) and they came right back to life! the highs were back. the mids were more present. the fine folks at ML also sent some new capacitors to install with instructions on how to...

Thanks for the welcome! i'm looking forward to learning some things here. yes, like so many have done lately, i've been getting back into vinyl. i like the sound and really enjoy the way it keeps you involved with the music. it's the next thing i want to upgrade. my old denon sounds good with...

My old speakers come with a short story. I spent many hours at a dear friend's house listening to music on his ML Sequels. I'd bring things to share. he'd have new stuff to check out. We had favorites we needed to hear again and again. We'd have some drinks, eat dinner and just listen. I used to...