Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Advice from Axiom Owners Just got my Axioms today, a question

Restricting the sound because of a cool factor would not be worth it in my opinion.

Yeah, Jeff, what Ken and Randy said.

If you want them flush, get the in-wall/in-cabinet series instead of the ON-wall series.

But, hey, if your CNC guy has some time on his hands, I've got a couple projects...

As all of you can tell. Im not an acoustical engineer. In fact I have the feeling I have no idea what I'm in for with these speakers. I had some JBL studio monitors like 10 years ago I liked, some advents 20 plus years ago that did jazz well, but I really have no idea

They were designed to be flush mounted not in walls. Do as the instructions say, if not it will be a detriment to their sound.

"How a Hole-in-the-Box Works - A Big Dig into Bass Reflex"

You guys crack me up!

Hell if they sound good Im in, I dont care why (yet!)

With a little luck, I'll be iced in tomorrow and no work , so I can start cutting holes

Dude, we are not trying to be funny, just trying to help so you don't try to reinvent the wheel, well actually Wid used to do stand up comedy.

Axiom knows what they are doing, so not a good idea to create an environment that could potentially affect their 30 years of expertise. Onwalls are meant to be mounted "onwall" not "inwall". As Tom pointed out, if you wanted a flush look, you should get the "inwall" versions.

So, just to be clear, get the in walls if you want in wa... hmm. Maybe you got the message.

I think I got the message! Screw with Axiom design and engineering , screw with the the intent, your on your own,,, and many Axiom owners will descend upom my abode and do carnage

OK, but if you want in walls, g...

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