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My axiom got sound intermission when play music. 2-3 time on the song. Happen with any where i place receiver. Please help me how i can improve signal from receiver to my speakers..

Page 10 of the manual at the following link gives some tips.

https://axiom-manuals.s3.amazonaws.com/N2_1.2.pdf

If you can't make it work, contact Axiom and tell them you want the wired M100 - if that works for your space.

Thank mojo. I hope i can covert them to pasive speakers. Like M100 wire.

I will contact with them. Happy new years

They are already passive in that they have an analog cross-over. You can't convert them to wired. Also remember, they come with a built-in 600W amplifier. If you go wired, to get the same dynamic performance, you will need an ADA 1500-2 amplifier. If you go this route, you may want to consider the 1250-2 amplifier and save some money. Or the 1000-2 that I used with my M100 for my 4200 cu. ft. room.

If you want active speakers, you can tell Axiom you want to upgrade to the active LFR1100. I had M100 and upgraded to active LFRs. They are on a different level. If you go this route, I recommend dual 1250-5 amplifiers.

If you go active, Axiom can also make the 10 cables you will need to your custom length. They come coded so you don't mix up the connections.

Axiom will help you get your wireless speakers up and running …
Ignore Mojo’s upgraditis condition … he’s a long time suffer and tends to project his infliction onto others

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For thee, my Lord, for thee
Active sound power hath descended forth from Thy hands
Our ears-brains swiftly carry out Thy commands
So we shall flow a river forth to Thee
And teeming with drivers shall it ever be
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Andycap,

Maybe tell us a bit more about your setup….

First off I’d say there has to be a reason and a subsequent solution for the signal dropping. Axiom will need to assist with that. But if you’re fed up and dont want to keep them….

Did you just get it? 30 day return applies ?
Is it still returnable ?
Or is it still with in 2 year warranty?

The trade in value if it’s past 2 years will still be pretty reasonable and you could upgrade or side grade to standard passives.

In terms of an amp, I’ve been using the ZA-1000 which is the integrated version of the ADA-1000 and I’d say go a bit bigger to an ADA-1250-2 for more dynamic headroom. A 1500 would be even better.

I’ve found the more power behind Axiom speakers the better. And it’s not so much about “cranking it” that helps, but in terms of dynamics at all volume levels especially at the comfortably loud levels. It’s very pleasing to not experience any fatigue.

No matter what you decide rest assured you’ve got a nice system and great speakers. They just need a little help it sounds like.

And yes, Mojo is afflicted with upgrade issues but overall he means well is generally correct. And has travelled the upgrade road. But ALFRs are not a panacea for every problem or nuance. But it would be a nice upgrade….

The kingdoms of experience
In the precious wind they rot
While paupers change possessions
Each one wishing for what the other has got
And the princess and the prince
Discuss what's real and what is not
It doesn't matter inside the Gates of Eden

- Bob Dylan -

If I am reading this correctly, you are losing audio for short periods (seconds) on a particular channel several times during the song. My M3 wireless suffer from the same issue, but placement of the receiver, speakers and source all seem to play a part in this. Check the signal strength in the locations of the receiver and speakers and make sure you do not have anything that could interrupt electrical supply.

While I have been supporting Axiom since the late 1980's, believe their products are great value, the wireless speakers are not something I can recommend. I provided a few suggestions to Ian and the Andrews about improving the product - a few which they adopted. There is an upgrade to the firmware for the speakers which may also help.