Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Advice from Axiom Owners I have the opportunity to get some Axiom speakers

If the dent in the center driver is in the dust cap, no worry, you will not be losing any sound quality. If it is in the driver itself, you may.

Good find it sounds...

It's in the actual driver on the far right. I'm wondering if it's possible to get a replacement driver from Axiom now.

In addition, I'd like to add that this subwoofer is unbelievable. The whole set is really unbelievable, but the subwoofer... wow.

Any suggestions on the cutoff frequency? The guy I bought it from told me 80 but it seems like the subwoofer extends to 90-100 quite well (according to the graph).

I am almost certain you can get a replacement driver from axiom.

The cutoff for the sub is usually handled by the receiver which you would set up to be what ever you want and sounds right to you, based on what your speakers can handle. The general set up is 80 hz and the sub on bypass. There is a recent thread here that states Axiom is now preaching the sub be set to 90 or more. Try them out and see if you can hear/feel a difference if not leave it on bypass.

The EP-500? Yeah, I have that. I don't think it is related, but since I have installed it, my couch seems to shake whenever a big truck passes by onscreen. Strange... Wonder if it's related? He he he! Yeap, that's one of those subs that are hard not to love (both for HT and for music of all types).

with M60s, I doubt you would want to cross over the sub at more than 80hz, some users on here use 60hz for the M60's...