Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Advice from Axiom Owners Balancing new M80's

Because he bought it "a few months back," which is outside the return period.

Not to mention, "a few months back" depending on what "a few" means, was probably right before the financial world went upside down. My guess is that like the rest of us here, there are now more important things the seller can do with another $1,600 than he could when he placed the order.

Jason

I guess I missed the few months back part and saw "so this one was never opened. Its still in its brand new factory sealed box!"

Can't imagine why it took so long to realize he didn't need it and never opened it.

Maybe he was finishing his basement.

Given that I will also likely have an EP600 to sell in the near future, I'm curious to see what he gets for it.

Jason

Sorry but I was not aware they have one, from now on I will keep an eye to see if I'm lucky enough to get a matching sub there...

Re: auction. Some people crack me up. No reserve, no bid, but the price is $1,400 and change. Um... thats a reserve.

Its funny how this outlet store thing comes up every so often. When I got my stuff from the outlet store, I gave it a good once over and couldn't find anything wrong with them. About 2 months in, while staring off into space, I noticed a small (the size of 3 pinheads) blemish on the side of one of the M80s. I could feel no difference in texture, so there was some sort of discolouration flaw in the vinyl. I would have to look hard to find it again.

Who cares if someone auditioned them, laid them on the floor, had wild sex with their neighbour on them and then sent them back to Axiom. As long as I can't see anything significant wrong, they sound like they are supposed to, and they carry a full warranty I figure I got a good deal.

Wolfie. It sounds like you have a pretty good handle on the cost benefit tradoffs of your outriggers. I hope you are able to make a go of it.

I wonder if you could do some co-marketing with Axiom since it is a complementary product that is a custom fit for their speakers.

After some trial an error process, finally I decided to give the try to the glass stands. I didn't find any wood stand inside my budget, and if I was going ot spend those ammounts I was asked, honestly I would rather go for my initial idea of the 1/2 glass, and given that I work for a huge glass company, as a CNC programer (among other things) Here is the final outcome. Sorry for the quality of the pics, but I'm a lousy photographer, and truyst me that I'm far better with Photoshop than with a camera, so here I go...hope you will like it and will give you some different ideas. The cost of those pieces, if you are going to pay what they charge for them is not budget friendly at all, I got a very good price, given that I'm an employee, but even though they were not cheap at all...

Hey, they look very nice. I'm impressed.

I agree. Those are quite nice, and they even follow the taper of the cabinets.

I really like the look of those! Good job.