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Bookshelf & tower speakers

Visible speakers for dedicated stereo listening and home theater.

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Bookshelf & tower speakers

Visible speakers for dedicated stereo listening and home theater.

MartinLoganMartinLogan Motion B10

Bookshelf / stand-mount speaker

Motion B10

A compact speaker for a dedicated music setup or selected channels in a home theater, without choosing a full-height tower.

  • Gen2 Folded Motion tweeter
  • Woven-fiberglass woofer
  • Shelf or optional stand placement
A good fit for

Smaller listening spaces and systems built around separate components.

What to know before choosing

Passive speaker; requires a suitable amplifier and wiring. Sold individually; stereo needs two. Stands are separate. Allow room for placement rather than enclosing it tightly.

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MartinLoganMartinLogan Motion Foundation F1

Floorstanding tower speaker

Motion Foundation F1

Make the speakers part of the room. A tower option for front left/right movie channels or a dedicated stereo listening area.

  • Three-way speaker design
  • Folded Motion tweeter
  • Dedicated midrange and bass drivers
A good fit for

Customers who prefer visible, full-height speakers for music and movies.

What to know before choosing

Sold individually. Requires a suitable amplifier for its 4-ohm load and wired connections. A full theater also needs other channels; towers do not replace every subwoofer application.

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What do 5.1 and 5.1.2 mean?

5.1 means five main speakers and one subwoofer. 5.1.2 adds two height channels for compatible immersive audio. We help choose a layout that fits the room instead of simply adding speakers.

Does wireless mean no wires?

No. Wireless speakers still need power, and some systems use speaker wire from an amplifier. Outdoor passive speakers also need a correctly matched amplifier and wiring.

Do these speakers play music directly from my phone?

The passive Elura, Sonance and MartinLogan speakers shown need an amplifier and wiring. Phone control comes from a compatible streaming source or amplifier that we select with the system. They are not self-contained wireless speakers like a Sonos Era.

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