Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Home Theater VP150 V2 $200 in auction!

Congrats on the sell.

hi, just wanted to say that I was the culprit for buying the V150....having to replace my home theatre that got damaged on the move out to Calgary, a piece at time. Two speakers were damaged in the move!

That sucks about the damage, but congratulations on the move. Fresh setups require pics.

And as a sidebar...the third speaker, a hefty surround, I put up temporarily on top of a dividing wall in the new condo while it was being wired up ....and it um, fell....totalled...so, five speakers went out...three speakers no more.

but I promise to look after the VP150...

Sucks about the damage drake but glad to sell my vp150. I assume axiom will be in touch with us Monday to straighten out the auction web glitch. As soon as they give me further instructions ill be ready to ship it out. I'm going to use the axiom dollars towards the vp180 speaker stand.

I used the proceeds of the auction towards the vp180 stand. I ordered a custom height (1 inch less than standard height) so it would fit beneath my plasma. The stand has a nice clean look to it that I really like, and it will also bring my vp180 up higher so I should get some improvements in sound.

I wonder how long it takes axiom to make a custom height stand?

Regarding the vp150 sale: I ended up paying FEDEX to package the speakers as it came with a "pack and ship" guarantee. I didn't have the proper size box or packing materials anyway...

Good deal. That gives me a little hope. I've been trying to sell my in/on-wall black VP100 v2 for $90 on Craigs List for weeks. Still no luck. I've sold everything else that I've recently put there.

I'm using Craigs List, because I didn't want to hassle with shipping costs.

How much did FedEx charge to box it up?

I think they charged about $20. I brought several boxes home from my office but they all ended up being to small or extremely large. The buyer paid all other shipping costs. The buyer was in canada, So My speaker was shipped back to its origin after being put to good use in Oklahoma. Since it had a fairly long journey I wanted to make sure it was packed well.