Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Home Theater M80 is a small space, crazy idea?

>>those two EP600s will be solely responsible for the next quake in the S.F. area

Actually I suspect Dennis has prevented the last few quakes with his 600s. The constant jiggling of the tectonic plates by the 600s allows them to slide smoothly against each other instead of that awful quake-genarating grind.

Now the NEIGHBOR'S plates -- that's another story

Those dreamcatchers are beautiful.

Nope, you got everyone's name right but mine... Geez, how many times do I have to post?

And who are you again?

<< That's Axiom Country, if I'm not mistaken. Pmbuko, Kcarlisle and Tharkun

Hmmm none of those sound familiar probably because I meant California and not Canada ;-).

Thanks for the referall to go and listen, will be sure to drop an e-mail and see what happens.

Last day or so something else has come to mind, thinking if it would make sense. To open up more space I am considering getting rid of the TV and putting in a dropdown screen ;-).
Wonder if the technology is there to replace my tv..

The Dreamcatchers are very nice speakers they are built beautifully. Just time to get something with more ooomph.

>>Hmmm none of those sound familiar

Sorry, those are Axiom owners on the board, not towns (including the oft-misspelled kcarlile a couple of posts above) all living in the San Francisco area (of California ).

Heh heh heh... guess Peter and I have been slowing down in posting or something!

I have never heard of M80, but i own M60. I also listened to Totem Forrest. This speaker is amazing. Great bass, smooth. The Forrest has only two drivers and it's light weight. However, it's pricey. Therefore, i'll stick with M60 for a while.

Hey Goose,

I'm also in San Jose if you're willing to drive down here for a demo. Looks like we have the same huge wega Sony.

Well later today I will start planning to move my equipment rack toward the back where the couch is. And after that I will go ahead and order the M60's along with the center and give it a shootout. Need longer cable to make the DVI run and all, yuck that will cost some ;-)