From your comments I'm assuming you haven't heard either. Buying speaker without listening is not a good idea. For ID companies like Axiom, you have 30 days to decide if you want to keep them. For BM speakers like Klipsch, you have to listen at the showroom (unless you can find a dealer willing to let you demo them in your home). You should find a few speakers you like locally, then order Axiom and try them. If you don't like them, you are out only a few dollars for shipping. You can always get the local speakers.
FWIW, Klispch gives me a headache. Axioms make me happy
