Old Martin Logan panel refurbishement

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Although we have plenty of information and materials available to refurbish all kind of Quad panels, information about rebuilding old Martin Logan panels is very scarce - mostly a few isolated posts in the ML owners and DIYaudio forums. For a long time, the ML replacement panels were very inexpensive, but currently panels for a few great old models are no more available and those still available are very expensive.

Does any one have experience with ML panel restorers located in Europe?

 

[Lagonda]

Although we have plenty of information and materials available to refurbish all kind of Quad panels, information about rebuilding old Martin Logan panels is very scarce - mostly a few isolated posts in the ML owners and DIYaudio forums. For a long time, the ML replacement panels were very inexpensive, but currently panels for a few great old models are no more available and those still available are very expensive.

Does any one have experience with ML panel restorers located in Europe?

What speaker do you want to replace the panel on ?

 

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What speaker do you want to replace the panel on ?

Not me, but a good friend I would like to help. He owns the old Re-Quest. I have helped him successfully re-building ESL63 panels, he would like to do the same for them or having them refurbished with minimal shipping cost.

 

[Lagonda]

Not me, but a good friend I would like to help. He owns the old Re-Quest. I have helped him successfully re-building ESL63 panels, he would like to do the same for them or having them refurbished with minimal shipping cost.

Can’t help with ReQuest, have a pair of brand new CLS panels i bought years
ago as spares. I remember using a hot air gun or hairdryer on the glued
cross-strips to tighten up the panelsSometimes giving them a good vacuum actually does the trick.