How can that be; I read they know nothing about speaker design. LOL


Congrats to the whole crew at Axiom.

I've heard Axiom speakers are bright, is that true?

I heard they need extensive breaking in and only work properly with high powered external amps and expensive wire.

They also work better when you replace the crossovers.

Where are you guys hearing all this Axiom information from?

I've never even heard of Axioms.

Come to think of it, where am I? And who the hell ARE you people?

Congratulations, now where are the CES photos hiding?

Congrats Axiom!

Believe it or not, that is how I ended up with my Axiom setup. While doing my research I kept reading about how bright Axioms were, yet there were so many happy owners out there not suffering from listening fatigue. My instincts told me something was not right, so I figured there must be other variables involved.

Having personally experienced speaker brightness as a result of poor room acoustics and poor quality source material, I was willing to bet that the speakers themselves weren't actually the problem. I wanted to see for myself so I decided to try them out knowing I could return them within 30 days. Needless to say, I never did. Love the sound, crisp and clean, not too bright nor fatiguing in the least.

With all the speakers available i truly find this to be an outstanding feat. Congrats the Ian and his team at Axiom.


Oh and my livingroom is the home equivelant of a hand ball court and neither i nor my family find them bright.

i love those tweeters from Axiom; their sound is "just right".