They are awesome, super happy with them. One point: if you build a home theater full of folded motion tweeters, the treble is additive, so yea ... EQ is your friend.

Thanks so much for this comprehensive review, as I've been interested in the F200's for some time now. I wish I had jumped on a great deal that was presented to me. They seem like the ideal all-around speaker for me and my 50/50 two-channel music/movies mix. I've heard the F200/F100 several times at audio shops and what struck me is the sheer mid range power and lack of compression on loud transients such as rim shots and snare drum shots. Also, the natural sound, brilliance, and power of brass instruments such as the big trombone sound on the right channel of Trombone Shorty's Neph. At the audio shop, this trombone had all the "blatty" sound of a real trombone in the room. Also, the bass didn't seem to be boosted, at least in that room. And the tweeters sounded great to me, just clean and powerful, yet without harshness.

Very informative! Masterclass review.

Great video. Keep up the good work.

Great review. Well, you sold me on these. I am going to be using these for 2 channel music, not theater. I appreciate you reviewing these. Not many on the internet. I was going to go with the Arendal 1723, but I saw these, and liked the looks of them better.

Thank you for the comprehensive review. I loved that you gave your thoughts on other speaker options. I've been on the fence for the MLs for awhile. I would love for you to also give your thoughts on the center channel and the MP10s.

Great review! Sums up this speaker line perfectly. What size Oring did you use on the feet?

I really enjoyed this review, especially since you provided in room measurements, and the comparisons, especially with your previous ownership of the Arendal towers. I had a question about the compression issues you ran into. So even with the EQ applied and crossed two competent subs, you'd still get treble distortion? Was this consistent with only high spl? And was it exclusive to the front towers, or the other speakers in the lineup too? Do you plan to review the rest of the lineup? I see you've got MP10s as surrounds, and I'm curious how those hold up, compression wise, since they're being asked to keep up with the towers, and the rest of the system.

Thank you for this review. I've been considering these speakers, and they're on a very short list. One odd (perhaps) question. Does the 50.75" height include the spikes? And where does one get those washers you're using?

Got my F100's based on Andrew's review. The speakers are really great for HT and music. I would love to hear these with your Anthem to compare against my NAD. Dirac has really made a difference with these.

great review thanks.what is the size ov your room

Awesome job, thank you so much I really like how you made it so easy. Recently sold my ML summit X looking make 5.1.4 in my living room/ i have very good Processor (audio control x7 ) and good multi and 2 ch amp ( Audiocontrol 7 ch amp , Bryston 4b set , anthom 352 g2 ) What do you recommend speakers for 70 movies 30 music ? I’m not sure buy the 13a or just XT f200

How do they compere to the New svs elevetion ultra, or kilipsch rp 800 mii?

I’m on the fence on changing from my kef r7 to these. Thoughts?

21:10 There have been a few reports of these baffle issues being warped from F100 & F200 owners, it doesn't instil much confidence nor does it bode well for long-term durability, certainly not something I'd expect from a quality manufacturer like Martin Logan especially their "flagship" floorstander product, the F200 has a RRP of $9999 in Australia which is crazy, sure street prices are much less but still even at $7999 AUD those build quality issues are of major concern :(

Wasn’t worth it to me when you can pick up a pair of 60TXi’s on close out for 2 grand. The F200’s are great but at $2749.99 each my decision was an easy one. The 60TXi’s look great in Red Oak too! 👍