Martin Logan Prodigy Floorstanding Speakers

Martin Logan Prodigy Floorstanding Speakers 

DESCRIPTION

electrostatic/dynamic hybrid

USER REVIEWS

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[Aug 31, 2000]
Blair
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

Most detailed speaker there is. Great for home theatre and music.

Weakness:

Need to choose electronics carefully. Need high quality recordings.

Narrowed the list down to Martin Logan Requests and Dunlavy SC IV/a's before the Prodigy's were available. Auditioned the Requests with Aragon and Sim Audio amps. Listened to the Prodigy's on Krell gear (older KSA-250/300), and the new high end Krell CD/pre-amp. Actually thot the Requests and Sim Audio were better then the Prodigy's w/ Krell. Went back and re-auditioned the Prodigy's with Sim Audio amps, and what a difference. Worth the extra money over the Requests if you can afford it. Rest of configuration is Theta Casa Nova, with Sim Audio W-5 amp (Aerius and W-3 for rear). Just have a Sony 330 DVD and it sounds great. Can't wait to see what it sounds like with a real transport. If you're tight on cash I would seriously consider skimping on the transport and getting the Prodigy's. Great with quality jazz, blues, instramental, movies. If you like poorly recorded rock you may prefer the Dunlavy's (don't highlight the flaws as much)

Similar Products Used:

Dunlavy SC IV/a, V, Waveform Mach 17, various B&W, ProAc, various Wilson speakers

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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