Speakers sound too bright.


I just bought a new pair of Martin Logan 60xti speakers.  They are too bright and fatiguing.  I would like to avoid returning them.  I've tried toeing them in and out.  I cant get them further than 1ft away from the wall (back of speaker to wall).  I have a about 1-2 hrs of play time on them.  Not sure if break in will help settle the upper frequencies down. Any suggestions...?

rwalsh07

I remember when I bought a pair of speakers that were the same brand I had but an upgraded pair that I thought sounded too bright. Turning down the treble fixed that for me.

I don't believe a speakers changes sonic characteristics after a period of time.

How very disappointing for me go on a really good rant about the wrong speakers! 
 

Your csbles if using a usb cable try the 

Cardas clear cable co 

Around $400 

Or less AQ Coffee

Just a reminder/info for everyone.  The OP has a pair of Martin Logan Motion series speakers.  These are typical box speakers with a folded Heil style tweeter. They are not the electrostatics that Martin Logan is better known for.

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@rwalsh07 "What did you have before the Lintons?"

Let’s see: Bose 901 Series I and IV, Infinity 1001a, Infinity Column II, Infinity Monitor 2A, Infinity RS 2.5, Infinity Renaissance 80, Triangle Celius, Triangle Antals, Magnepan MMG, Magnepan .7, Tekton Perfect Set 2-12, Tekton Perfect Set 15, Moth Audio Cicadas, KEF LS-50s, Klipsch Heresy, M-L Electro Motion ESL, and some others