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Hi there, I am Spencer and also have one good Prodigy panel, should someone need it…443 824 3782, eastern Thanks.

I like Stack Audio AUVA 100 under 13a. Since the speakers are on granite slabs and carpet, and I don’t want any extra height, the Auvas are not threaded. There are YouTube videos and discussion threads on the audiogon forum, comparing these to other products. Stack Audio also makes footers...

I have found that plastic shims (Lowe’s) work well in fixing “tilt.” I also used them, with a level, to make sure the top of the 13a is parallel to the floor. A laser, measuring the top of both sides of the speaker to the ceiling, added more information. The laser also helps with the distance...

There is a discussion on the audiogonforum.com about “brightness” in upper midrange of 11a. As a former Prodigy and current 13a owner, I would never characterize their sound, this way. Instead of a subwoofer, I use a Black Ice SS-X Sound Expander, and never a brightness issue, regardless of...

Much has changed in ten years. Treat yourself to a Fuse Box from verafiaudio, with a 30 day full return policy. Read the reviews on their website and threads from users on the audiogon forum!

One can always respond to the ad with "Why are you selling your speakers" while watching the needle on the lie detector machine, when you see the response.

You may want to become sensitive to making increasingly smaller changes, in speaker placement. For example, where a move of a foot or two yields a pronounced effect, hear what a six inch change does, in either direction. Then keep making smaller changes until you sense you are "there." In a...

I have a working Prodigy panel, if you can use it, near Baltimore.

In conversations with the sales desk last year, it was clear that new products in the ESL line were not a priority. This candor influenced my buying decision, as there was no point in "waiting for the next best thing." Over forty years, as I went from Monolith to Prodigy, to Expression 13a, I...

You may consider using a Walker Talisman or other device to demagnetize your panels, while they are unplugged. Can't hurt!

Another issue with forced air... where will the dust settle?

I have excellent results using a small, lightweight plastic clamp that fit onto WBT terminals at about half way around (12 and 6, or 3 and 9 o'clock). This also works well on the terminals on my amplifier. I use Silversmith Fidelium cables on Expression ESL 13a. Tighter, more focused sound...

I have two excellent ones that are available. One very good stat panel, too.

"EVERYTHING can make a difference" also means "If you can hear a difference, then there is a difference." Lowe's sells many different packages of inexpensive shims. I had to measure the distance to the ceiling, with a laser, to try to create a level surface in my converted-garage listening...

What is the worst imaginable outcome, if you get the speakers now? Either this outcome is acceptable, or it is not!