ElectroMotion FX2 vs XTW6
The XTW6's impedance is 4Ω against the ElectroMotion FX2's 5Ω and its sensitivity 91 dB against 93 dB. Both share high-frequency extension (25 kHz) and woofer (6.5").
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The ElectroMotion FX2 surround speaker from MartinLogan features dual Folded Motion XT tweeters in a wide-dispersion array, ideal for surround channel applications. It includes a single 6.5-inch doped fiber-cone woofer that provides powerful low-frequency extension. The speaker is designed for corner mount, wall mount, or angle-wall mount, allowing flexible placement in any room. The Folded Motion XT tweeters have a radiating surface 40% larger than those in the Motion Series, enhancing bandwidth and efficiency for clear, dynamic highs. The speaker has a slender profile, protruding only 6.8 inches from the wall, making it visually unobtrusive. It comes in a black satin finish and includes push-style speaker terminals compatible with banana plugs for easy hookup. The ElectroMotion FX2 delivers an expansive soundstage with detailed audio reproduction, suitable for audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts seeking high fidelity in a compact on-wall speaker.
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