I agree with Dave. When I auditioned my pair of prodigy speakers in the show room which was 100% dampened. The sound was a let down. I begain to think I would stay with my martin logan Sequels of nine years. Than I took a chance and bought the pair, took them home and wow. A regular living room, sheetrock, furniture, carpet, rock fireplace and windows the sound was alive and the sweet sounds filled our room. Sometimes you just mustgo with your instincts.
Martin Logan's Prodigy
I recently auditioned the new Prodigy by Martin Logan. Despite reading 4-5 different reviews on this speaker that reported an impressive bass section with the two 10-inch woofers, I found the low end to be somewhat muddy and unimpressive. However, the demos were done with amps no more than 200 watts into 4 ohm.
The reviews indicate a relatively long break-in period which, as Stereophile reported, greatly improved bass response over several months of use.
I am also thinking of teaming the Prodigy's with a Velo HGS-15 to improve bass response.
Does anyone have any experience with the speaker that they will share? Did you see a great improvement in the low-end over time and what amp are you using? thanks in advance for your input.
The reviews indicate a relatively long break-in period which, as Stereophile reported, greatly improved bass response over several months of use.
I am also thinking of teaming the Prodigy's with a Velo HGS-15 to improve bass response.
Does anyone have any experience with the speaker that they will share? Did you see a great improvement in the low-end over time and what amp are you using? thanks in advance for your input.