... and while you're there you could a/b the ep600 and 800 and give us a review.

Good thinking Fred!!

Haha, you guys.

Well news is as follows. The techs are going to rip apart the first sub I sent back this morning. I will get word after that. I think Axiom is just as perplexed as me. I don't think either party can think of anything else to test.

x3 different sub RCA cables
x3 audio sources (Xbox 360 RCA, MP3 player, home theater sub out)
different power cord
different power outlet
resetting home theater receiver to factory defaults
check fuse
switch power from 220V back to 115V (while sub is off and unplugged)
switch phase
switch 'auto on'
try both line in's
try a different subwoofer (old one worked fine)
check terminals

I am sure I tried other stuff, back to waiting.

Perhaps that giant nuclear accelerator test in Europe did indeed create a miniature black hole after all. They just didn't realize it because it appeared across the world in your living room.

It's currently subatomic in size, just big enough to pull in the all your LFE but it's growing and soon the only safe place to go will be in Mark's square listening room where an LFE eating black hole would be starved from existence.......

Dibs on the couch by the emergency ration closet!

LOL....

Who is responsible for cleaning the coffee off my screen?

Haha, you know I am almost ready to believe that!

If there is a problem with the EP350 I am sure Axiom's tech guru's will find the problem.

Keep hangin' in there :).

Cheers

Well I talked to Axiom, they found the problem, and it is on their end. So I can't get a new sub until Monday. I am a little fed up with all this and have my concerns. I think I might just return the sub and call it done.

What was the problem?

The magnet wasn't/isn't getting enough power from the amplifier in some of the units.