Recent content by Craig

Sorry guys and gals. I've been out of touch for a few years but it's good to be back and especially to rejoin with my fellow ML users. I'm still using my Summits with a pair of Electrocompaniet Nemo amps (600w each) along with a center and rear ML electrostatics. I've been tempted at times to...

If it turns out you need to replace the power supplies and want to to do the job yourself, here is the link to some instructions and photos on how to do it. I found that it's not too difficult and much easier than shipping speakers. Alos, ML usually include instructions when they send the new...

Yeah, that was a great trip. By the way, that guy in the photo looks very familiar!

Where is this available from? I checked Amazon and it's available there for pre-order with a release date of 29 March.

I lost interest when they packed up and moved out of town and I have no reason to make excuses for ML. I'd like to see an aftermarket business start up that makes replacement panels. Some of the electronic components can be hard to find, especially the circuit boards used in the modern...

Most companies do not have the resources nor the third party parts suppliers to support legacy models. It cost resources to build and maintain current models not to mention R&D, new production, stocking replacement parts, retooling for new production, warehousing costs, staffing, etc. Etc...

Do you think this chair was designed in 1977?

You might want to consider turning off the automatic software update function and just download software updates manually on a regular basis at the time you want rather than letting Apple decide for you. Apple sends out updates very frequently and to the point that I find it a little annoying...

I haven't heard of the Wadia 721. Do you mean the 781ior the S7i ? I can personally vouch that the 781 is a fine machine. Especially, when plugged directly into the amp. Martin Logan's powered by Krell mono amps are going to be very revealing of the source. I think a Wadia will be up to the...

You're right...I was way off. 1994 must have been a re-release date. I was in the used CD, Vinyl, etc store today and there must have been about 25 people in there shopping. The used music media business seems to be doing well.

I hear both of you. The days of large CD selections in a real store seem to be long gone. But the used CD stores are "still alive and well" (Johnny Winter, 1994). That's where I go to find reasonably priced non-mainstream music and physical media and on occasion I come across a hard to find...

I believe that is the circled "TradeMark" (TM) logo and not an "a".

Didn't Dan also design for other companies besides Krell? Or are those merely copies or implementations of his design, particularly speakers? I don't know I'm just asking since I've seen his name used by other brands such as Usher.

There are no upper level ML brick and mortar stores for least 200+ miles. And I don't live in a small town. 2 years ago there were 5 of them.

It discourages resale value which also as the tendency to reduce the value of new product. I wonder how the "Great American Speaker Company" slogan is still working for them on their sponsored Audiogon website ad? True warranties are rare these days. It's really insurance they sale on...