Photos of MartinLogan at CEDIA'06
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Reverb2009
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Zip3kx07 said:Well it didn’t take me long to find photos on the web of MartinLogans booth and CEDIA’06.
Wow! Is that the Summit at a weird angle or is that a new larger Logan?
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Did you notice the top of the bass box looks black with the black aluminum trim but the sides look to be wood.wink said:Wow! Is that the Summit at a weird angle or is that a new larger Logan?
Zip3kx07 said:
Yeah I did...That's what made me think, along with the panel which seems to be towering over that guy in the back, that this was a new Logan.
I read in another post and saw a picture of an "Everest" but thought it was a photoshop.....could this be it?
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wink said:Yeah I did...That's what made me think, along with the panel which seems to be towering over that guy in the back, that this was a new Logan.
I read in another post and saw a picture of an "Everest" but thought it was a photoshop.....could this be it?
The pic you saw was a Photoshop image from SugerMedia, the name Everest was made up by Joey V. We know there is a next set up speaker in the works but I don’t think that’s it. Look in the background of the 2nd pic and you will see what looks like the same speaker and it look to be the summit. Hard to say though.
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This was posted in one of the other threads but I wanted to also list it here.
MartinLogan subwoofers? Yup—although the Kansas company is known as an electrostatic specialist, they've been making subs for a long while. The new $2995 Descent1 seems pretty spiffy, though: Top-mounted control interface (hidden under the logo plate), three rigid-chassis, aluminum-cone drivers, triple-servo monitoring, a sealed cabinet enclosure, and three 250W Vojtko amplifiers.
Anechoic range is given as 18–125Hz, ±3dB.
And did we mention that it's pretty?
http://blog.stereophile.com/cedia2006/091406ml2/
MartinLogan subwoofers? Yup—although the Kansas company is known as an electrostatic specialist, they've been making subs for a long while. The new $2995 Descent1 seems pretty spiffy, though: Top-mounted control interface (hidden under the logo plate), three rigid-chassis, aluminum-cone drivers, triple-servo monitoring, a sealed cabinet enclosure, and three 250W Vojtko amplifiers.
Anechoic range is given as 18–125Hz, ±3dB.
And did we mention that it's pretty?
http://blog.stereophile.com/cedia2006/091406ml2/
