Well, I can't believe it's been ten years since the purchase of my M60ti's from Axiom...but it has.
It was quite the leap of faith back then, to buy a pair of high quality stereo speakers online, and unheard. For me, I found the Axiom website to have been ahead of it's time in the presentation of their products...with everything one would need to know to make an informed purchase. The specs, the photos, reviews,and other info, were enough for me to decide to pull the trigger on the M60s. (I didn't join the boards until after I had bought the M60s, and had begun enjoying them)
I was going to do a 10 year review of them...but, since the newer version M60s have been out for a while, and I've done several reviews of them in the past, here...it's not needed. I will say, they still sound just as good as day one, and look like new. They have really held up well over the years. This should put to rest any concerns about the build quality and longevity, potential new customers may have. Time has passed, and many of the concerns that existed back then about buying speakers this way have gone by the wayside...I'm glad I didn't back out of my purchase. I don't think there was another company, or product back then, (or even now)...that could have delivered what Axiom did. From the stickers on the back with your name on them (designating the custom color order) to the fact no "upgrade" has been needed...I enjoy my Axiom M60ti "classic Oak" custom color speakers as much today, as back in 2004...when my purchase turned out to be a "reward that outweighed the risk", by far!
Oh yes, a hello to all the guys I used to chat with here over the years... I've been busy, and haven't had much to add to the discussions. I will say this, though...Vinyl sure is making a comeback,
eh? (for my friend, JohnK) I took quite the drubbing here about that years ago, when I tried to convince everyone of the virtues of vinyl. I understand now, about the only controversy left, is that the "young people" who have finally discovered them...mistakenly call them vinyls.
Larry
