When do you plan to do a full review of these speakers since you found them pretty cool? I'm considering getting a pair of these for my setup and curious about the integration of the woofer to the panel...
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MartinLogan, is now shipping their new Theos Electrostatic floorstanding loudspeaker system. They claim it's the most affordable hand-built electrostatic speaker with real wood finishes and custom bi-wire capable binding posts. The sign of a good speaker is to sonically disappear into the room. Martin Logan takes this notion up a notch implying it will also visually disappear. If true, this type of cloaking technology would be the envy of even a Romulan. This proprietary audiophile quality network is hand-built using precision point-to-point wiring, polypropylene capacitors, massive air-core coils, and a custom wound toroidal audio transformer. It's always welcomed when a loudspeaker company doesn't skimp on parts nor downplays their importance on the overall sonic impact on the system. The new Martin Logan Theos appear to be an electrostatic lovers delight.
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When do you plan to do a full review of these speakers since you found them pretty cool? I'm considering getting a pair of these for my setup and curious about the integration of the woofer to the panel...
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I dunno. Am I the only one who finds these descriptions a turn-off? I also would really welcome a review. I loved a much more expensive ML ES I heard several years ago. But "precision point-to-point wiring" (were we expecting imprecise wiring?) "Massive" air core inductors? (what's the gauge?) I think discussion forums benefit from an objective atmosphere--just the facts.