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Thanks,Tosh, but I am not sure what you mean by this. I assume this is different than bi-wire, so requires a second amplifier. I don't understand how I balance the feeds. If it requires getting a second identical Radford, that would be impossible and too costly. If you are suggesting two...

Hi, I have had my SL3s for about 10 years now, so not from new. I love the sound, but have never been quite happy with the bass. I believe that this is because of slight inadequacy in my Radford STA50 valve amp. Lovely device, but I think under-powered for resolving low end. I have...

Problem solved Thank you again to everyone. I am very happy to say that it turned out to be a detached black wire connection from the panel. So just a re-solder job. Which means that it isn't costing me money I don't have to spare, AND I can listen to music over the holiday period. How...

Thank you I am just getting into testing, but appreciate the offer. The part number is MLPS-102. Is that what you have? And thank you to all who have replied. I will let you know the outcome. Jon

Hi, I have been in love with my SL3's for a few years now. Bought used for £1200 (that is UK, so about $2000). Serial SEHC 424 and 5, which makes them 1996? I don't want to lose them. One of them has stopped making any sound from the panel. So I need to know what to do and have a few...

Possible bi-amp ing approach Thanks to all for the welcome. FJeff, I might have bought the monoblocks if I had felt they were quite up to spec. I didn't. But I do have a Radford SPA-50 - the transistor equivalent of the valve amp I am using. When it comes back from refurbishment, my next...

Hello from the New Forest, where I have recently become the happy owner of a pair of used but immaculate SL3s. I am in love. My room is much too small for an ideal setup, but even so I get quite decent imaging and good bass. I haven't spiked them yet, and will probably get some...