Interesting read and some nice pictures. There's certainly plenty of thought going into the production of the products. I really do need to visit Axiom sometime and see it in person.

thanks for the link CD; very interesting reading.

That is quite an undertaking for Ian and Amie .Very impressive factory and amazing that so much of it is built right here in canada. I really liked the look of the M80's in silver. In the article they stated that brystons speakers were being tested int he listening area, they look exactly like the LFR's ? It will be interesting to know what the differences are both technical and price wise.


richahrd

Richard,

Here is the Bryston thread.
http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=97007.320

I was thinking about getting the Bryston speakers.. The price range discussed is going to be 10k$ range for the active crossover version.. The price is why I jumped at the introductory price on the LFR's, for about 1/5th the cost i couldn't pass it up.

dakkon you spelled my name wrong , either that or i did sheesh,better go check birth certificate.
happy sunday

Richard

From looking at the pictures of the bryston in the listening room, the woofers seem to have a more busty look about the surrounds for longer xmax i assume.

*Confused...*

I think you fat fingered your name...? What was the result of the verification of the birth certificate? I have been known to submit a typo on occasion...

The woofers are 8" axiom drivers..

Turns out you were right Bigger than the LFR???

I am glad i was able to clear that up for you bud...


Yes, I'm pretty sure that the Model T's are larger than the LFR's.. Amie, or Andrew would probably be able to compare the size of the two... Also, i don't know if you noticed or not. But, the active version of the Model T's will require 3 channels of amplification per speaker.

I did the unthinkable and actually clicked on your link and read the last 5 pages of that thread. Though similar looking they are entirely different from what Axiom is doing.It all sounds very interesting, though both are way out of my league financially and doubt i will ever hear them.

Richard