Dear fsonicsmith,
Here is what you said,
"I bet you are not the original owner of those ML's and paid a mere fraction of the $30K you kept spouting about."
I guess, it must be in your nature, to make STUPID assumptions!
I bought the speakers NEW, I am the ORIGINAL owner!
That is why they were repaired by Martin Logan at no charge, Martin Logan warranties are Not transferable.
Too bad you are not mature enough to deal with the issue, trying to discredit me reflects very badly on your level of intelligence.
My problem is, that Mr. Deal, feels that he has no responsibility because the speakers were repaired under warranty and and I am not out of pocket.
This is all true, however, my level of frustration was through the roof!
Martin Logan simply shipped me the parts, it took me the better part of
TWO days, trying to locate the problem, and then, taking the speaker apart and replace the power board.
Also, this had to be done TWICE, since the PrimaLuna destroyed the
newly newly installed power supply again, before we could track down the source of the problem!
Is a pair of tubes, proper compensation, for what happened here?
I personally think, NOT BY A LONG SHOT, however, I leave it to the
Audiogon community to pass judgement on this issue.
Also, Mr. Deal, you say that you replaced the capacitors in all your current stock, "just in case".
Mr. Deal, I ask you this, are you going to recall all the pre amps, THAT YOU HAVE ALREADY SOLD and are in customers systems?
Or, are you just going to lay low and hope that clients with blown speakers don't make the connection to your pre amps/amps.
Can we have an answer to this question, Mr Deal, the Audiogon community is waiting for an answer, what are you going to do?
If, you truly care about your customers and you are honourable, you will
issue a recall of all product sold and is in customers hands to fix the capacitors.
This recall, should be prominently displayed on your website, advising customers to return their product for repair/modification.
THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO, this is the LEAST you can do!
Mr Deal, we are all anxious to hear your decision on how you intend to handle this.
Here is what you said,
"I bet you are not the original owner of those ML's and paid a mere fraction of the $30K you kept spouting about."
I guess, it must be in your nature, to make STUPID assumptions!
I bought the speakers NEW, I am the ORIGINAL owner!
That is why they were repaired by Martin Logan at no charge, Martin Logan warranties are Not transferable.
Too bad you are not mature enough to deal with the issue, trying to discredit me reflects very badly on your level of intelligence.
My problem is, that Mr. Deal, feels that he has no responsibility because the speakers were repaired under warranty and and I am not out of pocket.
This is all true, however, my level of frustration was through the roof!
Martin Logan simply shipped me the parts, it took me the better part of
TWO days, trying to locate the problem, and then, taking the speaker apart and replace the power board.
Also, this had to be done TWICE, since the PrimaLuna destroyed the
newly newly installed power supply again, before we could track down the source of the problem!
Is a pair of tubes, proper compensation, for what happened here?
I personally think, NOT BY A LONG SHOT, however, I leave it to the
Audiogon community to pass judgement on this issue.
Also, Mr. Deal, you say that you replaced the capacitors in all your current stock, "just in case".
Mr. Deal, I ask you this, are you going to recall all the pre amps, THAT YOU HAVE ALREADY SOLD and are in customers systems?
Or, are you just going to lay low and hope that clients with blown speakers don't make the connection to your pre amps/amps.
Can we have an answer to this question, Mr Deal, the Audiogon community is waiting for an answer, what are you going to do?
If, you truly care about your customers and you are honourable, you will
issue a recall of all product sold and is in customers hands to fix the capacitors.
This recall, should be prominently displayed on your website, advising customers to return their product for repair/modification.
THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO, this is the LEAST you can do!
Mr Deal, we are all anxious to hear your decision on how you intend to handle this.