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 Re: M80s vs. B&W CM9s
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I don't see any reason that you would not like the M80's. You are already use to the sound of the Axioms. The Axioms i would say are a better over all value. I don't think anyone would argue that point.
black? would you elaborate a bit? Piano black or the standard black? Standard black. I did talk to Axiom and they would swap the black out for a custom veneer or even custom wood if I wanted for an additional fee of course. I'm sure I'll be fine with these and never look back.
Last edited by cgolf; 04/08/10 01:59 AM.
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Re: M80s vs. B&W CM9s
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I'm sure someone mentioned it above, but don't forget that the B&W and M80 must be compared in the same (or close) room. This simplistic advice applies more as the price goes up. At $200, you get the idea and move on. At $5000, I'm going to be real unhappy when I get those B&Ws home and find a similar peak and the same hole I had with my PSBs, problems that the demo room did not have.
I love B&W and pine for their 700 series. But I'd haul my PSBs to the showroom for a deep comparison before I bought them. Just my two cents.
Panny 3000 PJ, 118" Carada, Denon 3300, PS3, Axiom QS8, PSB 5T, B&W sub, levitating speaker wire
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