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Hello 2x6,
Ian/Axiom never did this during my ten years or so at Axiom.
Ian was always trying to improve the M80s so they would score a bit higher than previous versions on the double-blind listening tests, which explains the small incremental improvements and series of V2, V3 designations over the history of the speaker. Sometimes it wasn't just a matter of crossover tweaks; occasionally he'd try out new drivers as well.
A.L.
Alan Lofft,
Axiom Resident Expert (Retired)
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I swapped out the cross-overs in my Forte I's a few weeks ago. X-overs were attached to the speaker terminal cup. Had to remove them and then attach the great-big new Crites x-overs to the reinforcing brace. Took a little bit of work, but definitely worth it!
I'd love to operate on my M80s and improve the sound quality.
Enjoy the Music. Trust your ears. Laugh at Folks Who Claim to Know it All.
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I'd love to operate on my M80s and improve the sound quality.
The biggest risk to changing components is if a designer matched performance to the individual components in the speaker, you risk changing the sound, and results can be mixed.
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The tweeter resistors help. Axiom sent me a set many years ago.
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