Results 1 to 4 of 4

Thread: Martin Logan Grotto Need Input

  1. #1
    norml4721 is offline Audioholic Intern norml4721 is a forum member in good standing
    Join Date
    Apr 2012
    Location
    Arlington Ma.
    Posts
    37
    Thanks Given
    0
    Thanks Received
    4

    Arrow Martin Logan Grotto Need Input

    Hi Guys :

    I need some input (good or bad ) About the Martin Logan Grotto Not the Martin Logan i but the older 250 watt version. Is it any good if you could get it at the right price.

    Any and all input would be appreciated.

    Norm L

  2. #2
    bikdav is offline Full Audioholic bikdav has a small fan club
    Join Date
    Jun 2011
    Location
    Andover, MA
    Posts
    441
    Thanks Given
    1
    Thanks Received
    36

    Default

    I remember listening to the old Grotto. It was very good. You probably will not get it dirt cheap, but it should be a good buy.

  3. #3
    timoteo's Avatar
    timoteo is offline Audioholic General timoteo should be listened to
    Join Date
    Jan 2009
    Location
    Whittier, CA
    Posts
    1,043
    Thanks Given
    287
    Thanks Received
    246

    Default

    I used to own the ML Grotto (not the "i" version). It was an excellent sub for music. In fact I would say that it was one of my favorite subs that I've owned to date, for music. The servo design really kept it super clean & ill tell you, that driver could MOVE!!

    The issue I had with it was that being a sealed 10" sub it just didn't have the output that I was looking for when it came to movies. I would many times push it into protection mode & it'd shut off (as its supposed to) About 2 years ago I sold it to my neighbor across the street from me for $400. He was looking for a sub that is used in a Music only setup so it was a perfect match. I still get to hear it once in a while when I'm over there & I still love hearing it. Had it been a 12" or 15" version I'd probably still own it.

    So depending on your room size, listening habits, whether you are into music or movies & what the price is, I'd say at least consider it. If your looking for a high output sub for movies...no! But if you want clean, accurate bass for say a 2channel music rig then yeah it's perfect for that!

    Hope this help!!
    Last edited by timoteo; 04-07-2012 at 02:17 AM. Reason: Spelling!
    T.V: Panasonic TC-P54V1O Receiver: Yamaha RX-A2OOO
    Turntable: Lenco L75 w/ custom plinth
    Phono Stage: Rolls Bellari VP13O Bluray/CD: [COLOR="Red"]
    Sub: HSU MBM-12 MKII D.I.Y Sub Platforms
    Shaker: Earthquake MQB-1 Power Filter: APC-C5
    Interconnects: UltraLink HT Series


    Home Theater & Turntable Build Photos:
    http://photobucket.com/timoteosgear

  4. #4
    enrique is online now Audioholic enrique is gaining some recognition
    Join Date
    Jun 2005
    Location
    miami
    Posts
    231
    Thanks Given
    1
    Thanks Received
    13

    Default

    still have mine and still enjoy the hell out of it especially for music. Movies it does fine .Depending how much output u really want.I have mine in a 22x20x10 family room and does fine,atleast for me..
    Pioneer 500m Plasma
    Directtv hr20-700 dvr
    Marantz SR8002
    Lexicon RT-10
    Tosh. xa2
    Sony PS3
    Eastern Electric minimax tube cd
    Sony cassette
    System audio sa1750's main
    Sytem audio sa720av center
    System audio sa505's surrounds
    Martin Logan Grotto

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •