We just couldn't figure why the 60s would be lacking in bass because our experience with them had been so different. Nobody can, or at least nobody should, berate you for preferring one over the other. Mike said it all just fine. Thanks for getting back to us.

So Craig, if I got this right, you have the best of all worlds with Axioms AND Rockets. Good for you!!!

Your wine analogy is perfect and it's always a good thing to remind folks about that phenomenon from time to time. I certainly appreciate the info you provided and I believe that the more you hear, know and understand, the better the choices you make.

Thanks for the feedback. I am sorry I did not go into more depth. As I mentioned before, what one hears is not what another will hear. So, instead of going into very fine detail I put down what I prefered. It always make me think about those that write opinions about speakers that are so indepth that truthfully I find it hard to even understand. With each person having differing feelings, and hearing regarding speaker sound I find some reviews hard to swallow. Some even come across as the end all be all of reviewers.

The greatest thing about my setup(s) is that if I want to change out the Axioms with the Rockets (or the other way around) I can. I'm one happy Axiomite/Rocketeer!

I will tell you this, my wife continues to ask me, "We need another set of speakers...why?"

Up for sale, Klipse 9se's..