Maybe should split these upinto different posts but i'll see how this goes...
First thing, looking into the m100 specs, the standard tower specs vs the wireless version with built in amps, shows not identical specs. Im wondering why this is?
IE: the weights are different...ok fine, one has amps on board the other doesnt. No problem, makes sense.
But the sensitivity are one db difference. Not a big deal, could be affected by cabinet internal volume perhaps with amps versus no maps inside.
But the crossovers show a 40 hz difference in the mid to low range exchange, and the mid to high frequencies show a 0.3hz differnece at hat handoff. Just a typo in the spec sheet? Or is there actually a slightly tweeked crossover between the 2? Or is it the wireless version v4 specs and the m100 tower spec sheet is an older version and juist not updated? I'm kinda doubting the crossovers are sold different as I know Axiom is stalwart in their quality control within there " reference " modeling they use to keep continuity within the brand, IE not using " matched pairs" to ship out or worriying about sequential serial numbers etc.
Another comment on the specs of the m100....I was comparing the m100 crossover points to the LFR 1100 passive and LFR 1100 Active ( being their big brother and all) and the specs show them crossed at 200hz and 2k...so that must be the current state of affairs for the m100 v4, standard and wireless. Unless theres a good reason to cross the wireles version differently.
