Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Advice from Axiom Owners Concern about the centers.

Beautiful set up, beautiful looking system.

My only criticism - the ping pong table is too close to the back wall. Other than that ... byoootiful

Thanks 2X6.

Since those pictures were taken, I have moved the table further forward. I now lose more matches since I usually put my oponents on the wall side .

How are the cheaper axiom subs? I hear nothing but praise for the 500 but few people seem to have the cheaper models. I was thinking about getting the 350 but again I saw reviews complaining about "port chaffing" with that one.

Until a few years ago the 350 was the king of the hill for Axiom subs and I owned one for 2 years, there is nothing wrong with the 350 at all. If you have a small to medium room you would be fine.

A lot depends on your listening habits. The 500 and 600 will play much lower and have bigger amps and have a DSP chip, so technically are designed different. Oh, I forgot about the 400, it rocks as well in a smaller footprint.

If you want the hair to stand up on your legs, get a 400, 500, or 600. If money is a concern and you want a great sub, the 350 might be fine.

Warning....."Upgradeitis" sucks.