Yes, this can be a problem. The panels will attract everything that's in the air. Pollen/dust/smoke. You name it. But if you unplug them overnight (or longer) once every six months and vacuum them with the strongest shop vac you can find, they will jump back to life. This advice is per the manual and via email from Jim Powers at ML who is THE tech guy at ML.
Martin Logans and Smokers
Any audiophiles out there with experience with Martin Logan speakers and how they are affected by nicotine or tobacco tar build up? Didn't think about this possible problem before purchasing my ML's. Your responses will be
greatly appreciated.
greatly appreciated.