TheOnlyGirl
New Member
Need some advice - - I'll probably have to check with MartinLogan too but I thought I'd start here!
Own a pair of Sequel II electrostatic speakers. One panel has become very directional, and it seems as though only the right half of the panel is producing sound. This is confusing the living daylights out of me, as it's a single panel design!
The part of the panel that is working fine is producing sound at a good volume. Other panel is fine.
Noticed this problem and noticed panel slippage at the same time. Rectified the panel slippage and cursorily vacuumed, but I'm getting the same thing.
My train of thought is thus:
Step 1 - Swap panels to rule out crossover / wiring / PSU issue.
Step 2 - Insanely pedantic vacuuming session if problem persists.
Step 3 - Ye olde panel shower if there's still an issue.
Step 4 - Wallow in misery and shed a tear if the panel shower fails.
Anything I'm forgetting here? Dammit, they're too nice to fail!
Own a pair of Sequel II electrostatic speakers. One panel has become very directional, and it seems as though only the right half of the panel is producing sound. This is confusing the living daylights out of me, as it's a single panel design!
The part of the panel that is working fine is producing sound at a good volume. Other panel is fine.
Noticed this problem and noticed panel slippage at the same time. Rectified the panel slippage and cursorily vacuumed, but I'm getting the same thing.
My train of thought is thus:
Step 1 - Swap panels to rule out crossover / wiring / PSU issue.
Step 2 - Insanely pedantic vacuuming session if problem persists.
Step 3 - Ye olde panel shower if there's still an issue.
Step 4 - Wallow in misery and shed a tear if the panel shower fails.
Anything I'm forgetting here? Dammit, they're too nice to fail!