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Yes, I did. My logic: 1) they sound awful any way so what is the real damage? I have to buy new panels? 2) Simple Green isn't solvent-based and, if any coating can be washed off so easily, the choice of materials and/or their application is seriously flawed and so maybe I shouldn't waste my...

So, yesterday being Thanksgiving I decided it was the day to finally take a shower with my SL3's. I've had them apart before for panel slippage and the resulting repair of a lead so I have no fear of disassembly. I've not been religious about vacuuming or cleaning them over these +20 years of...

Huh, thats a tough one. My main music system only has three components all of which I like a lot. So, I'll have to say my JBL Century L-100's, now a part of my office system. What can you say about a pair of speakers that cost more than a new car in their day, fit on a (large) bookshelf, were...

Welcome! Seems there are more than a few ML guys in the Austin area - Capital of Live Music maybe the reason?

I've been an ML user for ten years so I've spent quite some time over the years. I've appreciated the insights of other users and regularly search topics of audio interest. I was 'member' at one time but long ago forgot my log-in and pw. So I'm new, again. My current ML system is a Wadia 830...

Okay, when I saw this I thought 'oh, man, somebody has a few loose screws'. Well, I had to take my SL3's apart today to reposition the panels and add the 'the Martin Logan patented panel stop plates' (now there's a high-tech solution for you). the panel on one speaker had slipped enough that the...

Okay, when I saw this I thought 'oh, man, somebody has a few loose screws'. Well, I had to take my SL3's apart today to reposition the panels and add the 'the Martin Logan patented panel stop plates' (now there's a high-tech solution for you). the panel on one speaker had slipped enough that the...