Hola a todos, estoy encantado de poder participar en este foro. Te he estado leyendo durante mucho tiempo ya que soy un entusiasta del bricolaje. Recientemente he reconstruido los paneles de unos Martin Logan Aerius y he montado un amplificador a60+, para lo cual he utilizado vuestros conocimientos que aportáis en el foro, por lo que me gustaría agradecer de antemano a aquellos que desinteresadamente comparten sus conocimientos. Saludos.
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Welcome to the forum, madoro.
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Hugo
Please post in English.
Hugo
Hello everyone, I am delighted to be able to participate in this forum. I have been reading you for a long time as I am a DIY enthusiast. I have recently rebuilt the panels of a Martin Logan Aerius and assembled an a60+ amplifier, for which I have used your knowledge that you provide in the forum, so I would like to thank in advance those who selflessly share their knowledge. Greetings.
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I also have the Martin Logan Aerius. Have you noticed that it sounds better standing up?
They should be tilted forward until about vertical.
I also have the Martin Logan Aerius. Have you noticed that it sounds better standing up?
They should be tilted forward until about vertical.
I hadn't noticed it, as soon as I have some time I'll do the test, they are the first electrostatics I have and I was surprised by the clarity they have, I have them bi-amplified with an active crossover
Then that problem probably won't show up in your system.
It's pretty obvious with a single amp using the ML internal passive crossover.
It's pretty obvious with a single amp using the ML internal passive crossover.
Rayma, I thought that the better sound quality standing up was due to the directionality of the screens, I don't understand why it wouldn't happen in my system, and I don't know if it's due to the translation but obviously I use two amplifiers with a 2x8 mini DSP.