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Welcome to the ML Clan Carl, Nice to see another hi res analogue member in the fold! Some of us never left! Let us know how the Theos break in goes, did you buy them in RSA or import them? Fjeff

As-Salāmu `Alaykum السلام عليكم Neubian, I went down to the local cloth souk and bought some lengths of felt to cover up the MLs when not in use, it kept the fine grit away from the panels. I still use them today to keep the UV off them here in New Zealand. I don't recall an ML dealer in the...

Welcome to the troop, Get spikes ASAP, tightens the bass beautifully, I actually use 3cm granite under them, a copper coin under spikes and you are away laughing. SL3s like current. Keep your hands on your holiday money! Before you know it another amp will appear :-) Fjeff

A silver (roof) lining And of course they thought about UV protection of the Mylar! (not) I personally would be looking at implementing this in the roof lining, plenty of usable area to play with, spatial additions could be made where conventional speakers usually go. Let me know when you...

The easiest Ascent Welcome to the community, What sub are you using with these? I think the Ascents are a great front speaker in an HT setup, good all round for the money they used to go for. Solid as. My 5c worth Fjeff PS: I am biased of course :-)

Hey Beek, If you have an iPad or iPhone, download iPeng, it is a brilliant remote app for the Logitech. Fjeff

Welcome to another Antipodean, My 5c worth comes from bringing a pair of Gradient subs back from Finland many years ago to use with Quads. The integration of 2 subs with crossovers makes the main speaker 'breathe' and deliver more detail better, particularly around the ambient information on...

Nice to see another Sony TA-P9000ES passive preamp Jim. Incredible value for the money and hard to find. This was the product of a once off project inside Sony from their HIFI Division to make a home theatre for hifi affictionardos, I don't think they ever did another HT project, since then it...

Welcome to the world of ML, I am interested to hear your impressions of the Sequels after your Apogees. What do you drive them with? Fjeff

I can see your house from here! Welcome to the fray, I don't see many 'locals' on the forum. Who did you get your Summits from? I thought the NZ importer gave up. Looking forward to hearing more about your set up and music tastes. Fjeff

Salute! Ciao Carlo, Welcome to the fold. What kind of music do you listen to with your Ascents? Firenze, one of my favorite cities! I have a lot of Florintine painted terracotta that I had commissioned from village nearby, Montelupo, near Artimino, a favorite wine area for me. I miss going...

Murasake, welcome to the club, You put some of us to shame, you are indeed crazier than some of us gathered here! What a challenge and what a great result with unique application of thought and implementation. We need madmen like yourself to remind us how good Martin Logan can be as a basis...

Welcome to the madhouse Peter, Good to see another Antipodean on the forum. Let us know what else you have in your system and the music you put through them. Fjeff

Public Radio Down here in New Zealand we have a couple of national treasures, the Concert Programme and National Programme. I use a Magnum Dynalab Étude with a pre gain unit on an external aerial. The Concert Programme is mainly classical with the odd hour of jazz each week, a great way to...

Straight Up Hi Bill, Mono blocks if you can afford the $ and real estate, otherwise I prefer vertical over horizontal. The sound is better integrated IMHO. The theory behind this is that same signal is feeding both sides of the stereoamp pressed into service for each channel (L/R) and that...

Willkommen! Hi Jeff, Symphonic Line is known for its transparency, German manufacturers really favor accuracy and transparency über alles! Try cables with a higher copper content to see if you can soften the edges a bit, otherwise listen to some Plinius or Jeff Rowland pre/power amps and see...

Movers and Shakers Based on the experiences of New Zealand's recent earthquakes, securing taller items to wall studs and hence the house itself, means they oscilate at a lower frequency when excited by earthquake energy. Any inertia absorbed gets "drained" back into the house structure which...

Great start to the ML ecosystem! Welcome to the madhouse. Jeff

How much?! Try NZ$4,699 which equates to US$3,740...............thanks for your work on this Australian Show Adam, sorry I could not make it across "the ditch". Jeff

Sorry Folks, Decided on week of touring the southern part of New Zealand on a motorbike.........decisions, decisions! Looking forward to Adam's photos and comments. Fjeff