Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Advice from Axiom Owners I woke up to the sound of a FedEx truck yesterday

One more for paint to match the wall and it does look very good. Interesting to see the bookshelf speakers wall mounted for a change.

Thanks guys. I think I'll go the painted route.

Then again, I just talked to the wife, she just said she thinks it would look better with the center speaker on a shelf a couple of inches above the TV. With a shelf off to each side mounted above the center one.
*sigh* So we will see.

Jason, I think you were one of the people that told me the FMB worked great with the M22 LOL
I think it looks good wall mounted. They might stick out too far if I had a flat panel mounted to the wall. But for my setup I'm very happy.

I was the one but I have never used the FMB on my M22's other than to see how well it worked in case I ever decided to go that route

I think it was Alan from Axiom Audio that said that wall mounting the M22's produced more bass than mounting them on the stands. (Possible because they are closer to the wall?).

Yes, placing any speaker near a wall will emphasize the lower frequencies. It's known as boundary gain. The same thing happens when sitting near a wall.

Alan has commented on hearing a set of M22's wall munted and noting the extra bass output. I used to have my M22's about 2-3" away from a wall and they worked very well. The boundary reinforcement works great with them.