I went to a M/L function at a dealer once, and it was either at the function or an article I read shortly after that which talked about the history of speaker design............which may or may not be of value to your topic.
The story goes there were three types of loudspeaker designs being tested for some kind of government research funding.
1. Dynamic (regular stuff, including horns - won the competition).
2. Electrostatic (pig intestines stretched - caught fire).
3. Ion Driver (would kill you if locked in an air tight room long enough).
The Ion driver actually removed electrons out of the oxygen molecules and the lungs could no longer absorb/process it - suffocation.
I don't think you will have this problem, nothing wrong with ion balanced /heathly air (that I know of). However in the back of my mind I do seem to recall some kind of warning against using ionizers around electrostats.
Write Martin/Logan, see what they say and keep us posted. I think my wife just pluged one of those in upstairs come to think of it.
