
Upgrade your listening experience with this MartinLogan Motion 20i tower speaker. The compact size fits easily in most living rooms, and the elegant design adds a touch of modern style. Featuring a Folded Motion tweeter and two 5.5-inch aluminum cone woofers, this MartinLogan Motion 20i tower speaker delivers impressively rich, detailed audio from bass to treble.
Q: Should these pair well with a Denon AVR-X2700H receiver ?
A: Hello. Thank you for your question and we hope all is well. We recommend an amplification power between 20-200 watts per channel for the Motion 20i, so the Denon falls into the recommended range for these speakers. There shouldn't be any issues with the pairing and they should be a nice match. We hope this helps and thanks again for your question. We appreciate your support.
A: Thank you for your question and we hope all is well. The Motion 20i's are recommended for an amplifier power between 20-200 watts per channel. You can even go beyond those recommendations, but 200 watts per channel will be a great match for the speakers and should allow the speakers to play beautifully. Please let us know if you have any other questions and we appreciate your support.
A: There should be no problem. These speakers are reasonably efficient. I power them with an NAD C 375BEE power amp fed by an NAD C 265BEE preamp (newer versions, more or less, of your amplifiers) - and they sound terrific.
Q: is it OK to connect to 8 ohms receiver? Common receiver is 8 ohms Thanks,
A: That would almost certainly be OK, but it depends on how the output stage of your receiver's power amplifier stage is designed. Most would accommodate the ~6 ohms of these speakers without a problem. I drive them in parallel with a pair of Bose 301's (MLs in one room, Bose in another) with an NAD C 375BEE power amplifier - and it all works and sounds just fine. But if you're concerned, this question should really be put to the receiver manufacturer to get the definitive answer.
Q: This is a per speaker price ?? ~ i have to double this for the pair ???
A: Yea, it's priced per unit not per pair, which is unusual.