WOW! I sure do like the look of these.. I wonder how they sound.
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http://www.janszenloudspeaker.com/home.htm
TomDac said:WOW! I sure do like the look of these.. I wonder how they sound.
http://www.janszenloudspeaker.com/home.htm
pretty. very very pretty.TomDac said:WOW! I sure do like the look of these.. I wonder how they sound.
http://www.janszenloudspeaker.com/home.htm
Yes its still very bad. I can get three real nice amps with very good speakers for thousands less than $26Kaliveatfive said:If I read the website correctly, for that 26 grand you also get three amps per side. Maybe not so bad?
Phase-skewing? Sounds like market-speak to me. I think this was aimed at both ML and Sound Lab.SteveInNC said:I like how they took a swipe at Martin Logan with their "...usual phase-skewing surface curvature or facets".MLs are the only electrostatics that I've seen that have a curved transducer.
Robin I would love to see you hang the Statement E2 from your ceiling. Now that would be way cool...Robin said:Yes, I agree, they look cool... But, if I had 26K, I would have purchased those, ML - Statement E2's, in LA, way back in August, on Audiogon...![]()
Now, that would have been way cool...![]()
Hola MrTybald. No. They are curved for better horizontal and vertical dispersion...in other words, better image and scenario. Happy listening,MrTybalt said:Doesn't ML curve the panels to make the speakers last longer? I thought I read that or someone told me that.
Robin with the sound the Statement e2 makes I'm sure it's not hard to get them off the floor. I bet they boom.Robin said:SugarMedia,
I was thinking of levitating the E2's..., you know, no wires.![]()
Cheers
-Robin