Martin Logan LX16 Speakers w/Matching Dynamo Subwoofer

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Motion LX16
Bookshelf speaker with a Folded Motion™ tweeter and real wood veneer. Voice-matched with MartinLogan ESL speakers.

Inspired by the clarity and detail of our ultra-high-end electrostatic loudspeakers, the Motion LX16 extends the award-winning Motion® Series sound to a more traditional bookshelf package, with luxurious high-gloss real-wood finishes.

The High-Performance Motion LX16 bookshelf features an advanced resolution Folded MotionTM tweeter, a low-distortion 5.25-inch high-excursion black-aluminum woofer, and low-turbulence rear-firing bass port for extended bass performance, all in a traditional bookshelf package.

MartinLogan’s signature perforated steel grille appears to float in front of the solidly constructed 3/4-inch thick MDF cabinets on the Motion LX16. Hidden discretely underneath the grille, the drivers are held securely in place by a solid, black-anodized brushed aluminum baffle. Folded Motion tweeters and woofers are seamlessly blended with an advanced topology crossover network featuring polypropylene and low-DF electrolytic capacitors, custom wound inductors, and thermal and current protection. The Motion LX Series also features recessed custom 5-way binding posts for connection versatility.

Press
MartinLogan Motion 15 / LX16 Bookshelf Speaker Review
"Martin Logan seems to have hit a nice balance with the LX16s, the first speakers of their kind from Martin Logan, there is a lot to like here. If you really want the sound of Martin Logan’s electrostats, but want something in a smaller form factor, then look no further, go out and buy a pair of these. If you are starting to build a 2.1 or 5.1 system, the LX16s are at least worth a good listen. " —Cliff Heyne, Audioholics
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SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Response:
60–25,000 Hz ± 3 dB

Dispersion:
80° x 80°

High Frequency Driver:
1” x 1.4” (2.6cm x 3.6cm) Folded Motion Transducer with 5.25” x 1.75” (13.3cm x 4.4cm) diaphragm.

Low Frequency Transducer:
5.25” (13.3cm) aluminum cone with cast basket. Non-resonant asymmetrical chamber format. Rigid structured dust cap to reduce cone break-up modes.

Sensitivity:
92 dB @ 2.83 volts/meter

Impedance:
5 Ohms. Compatible with 4, 6or 8 Ohm rated amplifiers.

Recommended Amplifier Power:
20–200 watts

Crossover Frequency:
2,700 Hz

Cabinet:
Ported

Components:
Custom air core coil and low DCR steel laminate inductors. Polypropylene film capacitors in series and low DF electrolytic capacitors in parallel. Overall system thermal/current protection.

Inputs:
Custom 5-way binding posts

Weight - EACH:
12 lbs. (5.4 kg)

Dimensions - EACH:
11” x 6.5” x 9.5”
(28cm x 16.5cm x 24.2cm)

Dynamo 300
Compact and affordable, Dynamo 300 is meticulously designed and manufactured to our highest standard to deliver staggering low-frequency performance.

Every element of Dynamo 300, from driver to amplifier to crossover to cabinet, is meticulously designed and manufactured to our highest standard. The result is staggering low-frequency performance for a subwoofer of its size and price. Perfect for either home theater or stereo applications, the Dynamo 300 is built with high-density materials to minimize cabinet resonance and provide a solid foundation for the high-output 8-inch woofer and high-current 75-watt, 150-watt peak amplifier. Whether you are looking for high performance bass to enhance your music experience or take your home theater system to the next level, a new Dynamo family subwoofer should be at the top of your list.

Application:
Home theater and stereo subwoofer ideal for medium and small rooms. Every element of the compact and powerful Dynamo 300 is meticulously designed to deliver a staggering low-frequency performance at an extremely affordable price.

Key Features:
• Ultra efficient low-distortion 75-watt amplifier with 150-watt peak output
• Low-distortion 8-inch polypropylene cone woofer
• Low-turbulence port for extreme bass output
• High-density cabinet construction
• Connects via Stereo Left/Right Inputs or Home Theater LFE Input

Specifications
Frequency Response:
32–150 Hz ± 3dB

Low Pass Filter Frequencies:
45–150 Hz

Low Frequency Driver:
8” (20.3 cm) polypropylene cone; ported

Amplifier:
75 watts rms (150 watts peak)

Inputs:
Left & Right/LFE RCA, Left & Right Speaker Level

Weight:
21.5 lbs. (9.8 kg)

Dimensions (H x W x D);
14.15” x 12.6” x 13.75” (36 x 32 x 35 cm)

The SkyFi Testing Process for Speakers:

Our speaker evaluation process starts with a visual inspection of all drivers. We are looking for damaged or deteriorating woofer surrounds, dented tweeter domes, and cone damage. We also inspect the speaker connection points for loose or broken connectors.

After the initial visual inspection we connect the speakers to a reference amplifier with our preferred test tracks. With the speakers placed with proper distance we listen to each driver to make sure that they are producing the intended frequencies with no signs of distortion or rattle. During listening tests with test tracks we check for proper stereo imaging and bass response at various listening levels. If there are any audible signs of issues, the speakers are taken to the bench where we perform a frequency sweep to isolate the issue so that it can be resolved by component repair or replacement.

The SkyFi Testing Process for Subwoofers:

Our subwoofer evaluation process starts with a visual inspection of all drivers. We are looking for damaged or deteriorating woofer surrounds,cone damage, or rubbing voice coils. We also inspect the input connections for damage.

After the initial visual inspection, we connect the sub at our bench and perform a sine wave sweep from about 200Hz down to around 10Hz. During this sweep we are listening for excessive rattle or other signs of improper function. If the sweep passes, we then increase the input level to evaluate how the woofer performs at high output levels. If the woofer has built in crossover features or multiple connection options these features are tested at this time.

We complete the subwoofer evaluation by feeding the unit with an audio signal in conjunction with our house music system to see how it responds to low frequency content in real world conditions while paired with a full range system.