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Not familiar with those subs. Sorry

@@HomeTheaterBeginner My bad The comment I put was from another video I just watched. I'm debating actually which one to get between Kef and ML. . Thanks for the reply. You've got a nice system.

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This is a 7.2.4 setup. I have 8 speakers in the ceiling. 4 Motion XTC8-HT for the side and rear surround. 4 Helos 12 for the Atmos. The front L & R are Martin Logan Motion XT F100's and a Motion XT C100 center. The subs are the Martin Logan Dynamo 800X subs with 10" drivers. I will add this to the description. Please watch my other vids. Also please like and subscribe. Thanks

@@HomeTheaterBeginner Awesome! I will take a look at your other videos as well. Thanks.

No tilt. They sound great. No ear fatigue. You should demo these somewhere, you may hear it differently. With long movies and listening to music for a few hours, I just really enjoy these. Thanks Please like and subscribe.

The cabinet was custom made and the company has closed unfortunately. The TV is an 83" LG OLED. Have not compared SVS to these subs. Glad you like the Chanel, please like and subscribe.

I contemplated the same thing and went with the Denon 4800. The C40 and the 4800H are almost clones. Look at them with the top off. They use the same components for the most part. Just a few minor differences. I am not using Dirac yet. I may in the future but the standard Audyssey that comes free with the Denon AVR worked well. Then I used the Martin Logan app to adjust the subs for my room. I would go with the Denon and a good 3 channel amp. Hope you will subscribe

@@HomeTheaterBeginner thanks!

As I told another person. I has an Onkyo Hi end receiver. I did like it but went with a Marantz instead on my next system. I did like it but the Marantz SR8015 did struggle to power all channels at a high volume. If you search videos on the net, you can fine a video from a German engineer at Denon. He covers some of the differences between the 3800 and 4800. There are a few features to help quality of sound. That is why I went with the 4800. I must say, I did like the Onkyo I had, but this Denon is every bit as good. And the Atmos movies are stunning. Also I have used my own money on all of this. None of this was sent to me as a trial from a manufacturer. And I am very happy with my choices. Hope that helps. I hope people will like and subscribe.

I was so wondered to hear a demo from air motion transformers tweeter same was introduced in 20th century by Dr Oskar Heil ✌

The Martin Logan Dynamo 800X subs weigh 30 lbs. I have put an additional 50LBS on them and they still moved a little at high volume. I will probably be putting one more Granite tile on top.You can't go wrong with the 200's but the 100's saved me a little and I used that savings on the amp. I really feel this amp made a big difference compared to my last system. These speakers are 4 ohm and give the AVR's a work out. Even though the are very efficient speakers, I believe you need to pair a good amp with the Front 3 channel's at a minimum.

@@HomeTheaterBeginner Thanks for the reply. I have McIntosh monoblocks so power won't be an issue, but is the ML's imaging as good as I hear? I'm thinking it is, but someone with experience can give first-hand info.

@@charlesf2804 I do believe imaging is great! McIntosh would also help the sound. As I have said in the Vids. These sound great. I compared these with a number of other speakers. I just don't see how anything compares at these prices. The differences were small, and as I have worked on setup and room correction they just get better. When I listen to Ballads, or symphony music the reproduction is awesome. Again I do like higher volume. At 65-85 this setup comes to life. Thanks

You have a great start on the system. I actually considered the BasX-3A for my system. It has a toroidal hi current power supply. This is what you need with to help reduce the load on the internal amps in the AVR. Especially with 4 ohm speakers. I also had looked at the Onkyo RZ50 before buying the Denon X4800H. The issue was the RZ50 was on back order when I wanted to buy it. I believe the RZ50 already had Dirac at no extra cost which is a huge plus! Not to mention Onkyo AVR's just have a great sound! I also had a TXNR 5010 Onkyo AVR before I bought my Marantz SR8015. The only reason I updated the AVR was for newer features, otherwise it sounded great. I have also had a Denon 3805 in the distant past which sounded very good at the time. I will say I am very happy with the Denon and it seems that the Heos App will now connect wireless from an iPhone to the Denon in Hi Res, no additional hardware needed. Still looking into this though. Thanks for the interest. Let me know if you get your F100's they are an amazing value. They just sound better every time I listen.

I may try to record something but my recording equipment is very basic. I will tell you that the subs are great for the money. While my wife was out I put Top Gun Maverick in and turned it up to 85 on the AVR. This was loud! It was great but these subs need more weight. I now have 50 ponds on them and they moved again at this volume. Not a lot but they did move. The drivers in these subs are moving a lot! It looks like they have a new series coming out soon. So these will most likely be discounted in the near future.

The Motion 60XTI They were also good but these are better. I am working on another video for the F100's and I will talk about the other speakers I compared the F100's to before making the decision to buy. Thanks

Thanks hope to have some more soon.