Customer Ratings & Reviews

These speakers are more than enough for our small theater room.

The sound is excellent and clear had them mounted above the tv

these are very nice looking and very nice sounding

These things are putting out a great sound, very happy with them.

Quality product shipped in a timely manner which has a great sound!

Speakers fit well in my surround system. They sound awesome

Great full sound from a set of class small speakers.

First ML speakers I have owned and blow out others I have owned. Motion 15 have good bass for small speakers. Tweeters clear and sharp with no harshness.

I'm happy with my purchase. The quality of the cherry-wood box is outstanding. I have my Martin Logan speakers paired with a Martin Logan subwoofer.

small compact well constructed great fit and finish well worth the extra money. Don't waste your time nor money on any other speaker

These speakers with my center, sub and surround speakers create a great surround.

absolutely love them, they sound great. a little expensive but well worth it.

I listed to a TON of speakers when looking for a new home theater solution. I used to have tower speakers with built-in powered subs which I still loved. Getting a new entertainment center required a change so I looked at everything from speaker bars to smaller towers to bookshelf speakers. While I liked the Martin Logan speaker bar the best for sound, the lake of HDMI inputs and flexibility I was used to by using my receiver as the audio/video switcher. I first was looking at B&W or Definitive speaker systems, but quickly realized my wide range music taste were much better served by the Martin Logan speakers. I paired these with the Motion 30 center and a Definitive sub. Great sound and couldn't be happier. Would HIGHLY recommend.

Fantastic sound from a small box. Voices sound utterly natural. And the bass extension is surprisingly good for a small box. You won't hear the lowest bass notes - for that you need a sub-woofer. This is a great speaker for a smaller room of for smaller-scale music. I haven't listened to a full symphony on these yet (I did an in-store audition and have a pair on order).

I went to MAGNOLIA at best buy, looking for Definitive Technology SM55 or SM65 bookshelf speakers. I have 2 Definitive BP6 stand floor (living room) which are amazing. I am on my way to replace my BOSE's home theater (study/family room) speakers which -I have learn by experience- are not good enough for music listening. I was looking for front L/R new speakers. A salesman told me that SM55/65 were very good, but pointed the MARTIN LOGAN's LX16 (same specifications of LX15), a brand that I had never hear about before. At first, since I was expecting de DT's bass, I found them a little too shiny/bright without body. But a second and a third salesmen came in and separately they advice me to listen to MARTIN LOGAN's speakers. There was not a price difference, since the MARTIN LOGAN were on a 50% sale. So, I compare them carefully leaving aside my preconceptions, and was able to identify the sharpness of the LX16. Highs and mediums are so clear, so rich, so full of sound, that I couldn't believe it. But, still, I was missing DT's bass. The senior salesman ask me about my subwoofer, which is a Definitive Technology as well, very powerful so I understood that I already have bass at home. So I bought them. At home, listening to them I can tell you that I have made an excellent purchase. Music is alive, songs are so clear, I can't believe it. So I change my subwoofer configuration and I hide it, if you know what I mean. Now my home theater sounds "integrated", I have crisp highs, full mediums, and strong but "invisible" bass. A downs side: I must by the whole MARTIN LOGAN's speakers system which is expensive but worthy every penny.

Excellent quality and fills the whole room. Sound projects to feel like they are surround sound even though I only have the two bookshelf speakers for the TV. Glad I went with Jason's advice from Magnolia (Dunwoody,GA) and went with this option instead of the soundbar idea.