For the amount of time you've spent scrutinizing your decision and concerning how much money you're putting into this. I would hope you would have the interest and desire to want to learn to set it up correctly and maximize the potential. It really isn't that hard,
Who you talkin' to?
Me?
Yes sir.
Hey Hay, (that's weird)
Yes this is a lot of money for me. Especially without having heard these speakers. Someone did offer an audition a while back but never came through. It's been weeks since I ordered. Many of my comments have been in jest. However there are times when I don't know what the heck is going on. Maybe I put a little too much weight on people's opinions.
In the beginning I heard that M80's give great detail even at low volumes. Now I hear that M80's may be to big for anything but a large room.
I heard problems with someone's setup with a 350 maybe not being enough. I have thought long and hard for a long time about upgrading to a 500. In this thread in sounds like a 500 is had to calibrate. (btw I did upgrade to a 500)
In another thread it sounds like the M60's put out plenty of bass and maybe don't need a sub. Since I'm getting M80's and they produce more bass than an M60 what am I suppose to think.
Center Channel: Go without and have a Phantom Center. M22's, VP150, M80 At times I think it's NOT me who can't make up m mind.
QS8's only problem here is the guy who wants to go back to 2.0 or 2.1
I guess my problem is that I'm a sucker for a deal. The more I buy the cheaper it is. The better I go the less chance of sending something back and paying shipping and maybe a higher cost for not getting the same discount as getting it all at once.
I was hearing about how seemlessly each Axiom component blends with each other and now I'm hearing about how complicated the calibrating is and getting comments about my "interest and desire" to get my system set up right.
Is my head spinning right now? You bet it is!
