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Thread: Pioneer Elite w/Martin Logans

  1. 04-20-2012 08:34 PM #1
    This will be in the family room, so not a dedicated theatre. I'm thinking of getting the pioneer elite sc-55 along with some bookshelf speakers from the Martin Logan motion series.

    At 1st this will be a 3.1 system, but plan on possibly adding some some ceiling speakers to make it a 5.1.

    My question: Is the sc-55 overkill for what i'm trying to accomplish? and are the martin logans a good match?

    Thanks!

  2. 04-20-2012 10:01 PM #2
    You should spend far more on your speakers than you do on your electronics. Both brands are good, assuming you like the Martin-Logan "sound".

  3. 04-20-2012 10:49 PM #3
    Quote Originally Posted by osiris View Post
    You should spend far more on your speakers than you do on your electronics. Both brands are good, assuming you like the Martin-Logan "sound".
    Is there something wrong with their "sound"?

  4. 04-22-2012 11:53 AM #4
    Nothing wrong with it. Every speaker has its own sound, and the Motion series use a folded-ribbon tweeter that is quite a bit different than the far more common dome-style tweeters most manufacturers use. Some people like the sound, others don't like it as much as a dome. You should listen to at least 3 or 4 different speakers in your price range before you buy something.

  5. 04-23-2012 10:23 AM #5
    Quote Originally Posted by osiris View Post
    Nothing wrong with it. Every speaker has its own sound, and the Motion series use a folded-ribbon tweeter that is quite a bit different than the far more common dome-style tweeters most manufacturers use. Some people like the sound, others don't like it as much as a dome. You should listen to at least 3 or 4 different speakers in your price range before you buy something.
    ^^^this

    I fell in love with martin logans at my local hifi shop until they hooked them up for a demo so I can hear them. I wanted to like them soooo bad but I just couldn't get with their sound....
    You must demo them first..

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