who makes a decent center channel speaker?

I've capitulated to the argument advanced by Kal to dispense with the horizontal center channel speaker and use a traditional vertical speaker closely matching the L/R. I have Martin Logan CLS IIz as L/R. Because of space limitations, I am moving one of the surround Martin Logan SL3s as closely to the center (between one of the CLSs and the flat screen tv). For the surround speakers I will be using Eminent Technology LF8a. I am currently not using a center channel speaker and going with phantom right now for music. It actually sounds better than when I was using a Logo all the time. Any comments would be appreciated.

Yes the question was indeed posed, "who makes a descent center channel?". While you do not for sure need to endorse the speakers I have listed, it is most accurate to state that those are abslolutely, possitively, most assuredly "descent center channels!" Whould you argue that point? That's all that's being asked here....not weather any particular speaker is a good match with some other invisible speaker in a given system.
My list stands on it's own merit.

Personally I think someone should call Dynaudio and Meridian and inform them that Kr4 is not endorsing their $22k center speakers! They may be a little dissapointed...

Yes, they come from decent houses but, unless I went through and looked up each and every one, I cannot say anything about them, one way or the other. I suspect there are one or two that would not appeal to me. (Are any of them MTM?)

Kal

"Yes, they come from decent houses." Kr4

"Descent houses", ey? LOL. Well, they may not be as "descent" as say, the number one selling speaker brand in the world (B.)
But hey, I'm sure they can at least throw a little somethin' together that you ought to be able to hook up to the center channel connection thingy in the back of one's receiver, right?. Which, in the end isn't that all that matters?. Cause you wouldn't want to have nothing connected there, when they went out of their way to make a thingy there in the first place.
I always say...