Integrated for Martin Login Motion 60’s?

Good luck with your search.

@audiostick For what it's worth, several years ago, when I was auditioning speakers for my two-channel system, a friend and I spent approximately 3 hours of serious seat-time A/B'ing a pair of Martin Logan Motion 60XTi speakers and a pair of GoldenEar Triton 2+ in the same sound room of a high-end shop.  According to the salesperson, the ML had approximately 40 hours of play time on them and the Golden Ear about 20.  We used a Simaudio Moon Neo 340 IX integrated amp and a Marantz CD6005 that day.  Both my friend and I were super impressed with the Simaudio!  In fact, I was so impressed I came away from that experience feeling that If I had spent time with that amp before purchasing my McIntosh MA5200, I may very well have come home with it, instead of the MAC.  I chose the MAC after many hours of serious seat time listening to it and a Luxman integrated (forget the model) in the same shop, same sound room, with a pair of Focal Aria 936, Rega P3 with Ortofon Blue and a Rega CD Player.  The MAC and Luxman sounded virtually identical.  About half an hour before this, in a different shop across town, I had spent a couple hours of serious seat-time with a Musical Fidelity M6si and a pair of Paradigm towers.  As you probably already know, it is very difficult to make fair comparisons of high fidelity equipment in different shops, different sound rooms, using different equipment, etc.  As such, suffice it to say that  I was very, very favorably impressed with all of the products I've mentioned here.  That being said, however, on the day my friend and I spent time with the Simaudio, the ML and the GoldenEar, both of us preferred the ML but only by half a hair.  The ML Motion 60 XTi are great speakers, given the right sound room.  Based upon personal experience with these speakers in different shops & sound rooms, I believe they, like any speakers with AMT tweeters, require a good amount of space behind the listening position (e.g.  6' or more).  Otherwise, listening fatigue becomes a factor.

@robert53 - Sorry, meant to say that the MF M6si500 was over my weight limit.  Probably more amp than I need anyway.  Thanks again for your input.

Musical Fidelity is very good option .  5i  is good enough for not to much money.

@oldaudiophile - Lots of great input here.  Simaudio is on my radar but would prefer not to pay for an onboard DAC.  Interesting that it stood out to you.  I would also like to know which Luxman you were listening to that you thought sounded virtually identical to the MAC as I have not heard that before.

Yes, store-to-store comparisons are difficult but at least you got to listen and were left with an impression when you left the store.  Good to know that you liked the MF M6si as well.  It definitely checks allot of boxes for me.

Now that you mention speaker placement, it rings a bell that they need to be out quite a way from the back wall.  Yikes, 6’ is a big space even for my big room but I may have to give that a try.  Thanks for all of this, greatly appreciated!