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Martin Logan Aerius I panel replacement

I have a pair of Martin Logan Aerius I speakers that I've owned since 1999. They sound great and I've never had a single problem with them. I'm a non-smoker who mostly listens to classical and jazz at moderate levels, using good quality electronics. Due to life-changes (marriage and a new listening space) I've decided to sell them to get a smaller speaker. 

My question is, if I've not had to replace the panels, is there any reason to think they are about to go? I read that they are supposed to only last 15 years or so, but is that really true? I just don't want to sell a potential dud to some unsuspecting person.

Curious to hear from people who are still listening to their Martin Logans with original panels.

Thanks! 
imandavis

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sgordon1
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I have enjoyed the same pair of Prodigy speakers for 20+ years.
I treat them as if I want them to last.

When I think about my car, I am not wondering
if or when I should replace the engine; as long as it performs
satisfactorily.

Just curious: at what odometer reading are you planning to 
replace the engine of your car?
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