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Re: Is Axiom Audio Out of Business - No Phone or Email
spiroh #447486 08/28/23 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by spiroh
Wow I did not know Axiom purchased Bryston. Imagine being able to trade up to Bryston's model speakers. That would be cool.

It's not likely to happen because it would step on a lot of toes. Bryston uses a dealer model, so by giving up the direct-to-consumer model, you get customer-facing local distributors with local knowledge of the market and the potential for greater reach, marketshare, and lower rates of return.

It comes at a price, since half of your MSRP is markup to pay for their expenses, sales support, and commissions. There's a reason why you get a lot of bang for your buck with Axiom (particularly with custom wood veneers and paint-matching).

This thread has generated a lot of anxiety among the veterans here. Unreturned e-mails and phone calls is symptomatic of a company on a death spiral towards bankruptcy.


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Re: Is Axiom Audio Out of Business - No Phone or Email
jjaskuna #447489 08/31/23 05:30 AM
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I personally think, speaker wise, you are not going to get much better than Axiom’s top of the line … active LFR’s (+ EP600’s it you need to go sub sonic)

Re: Is Axiom Audio Out of Business - No Phone or Email
Hambrabi #447499 09/06/23 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Hambrabi
Originally Posted by spiroh
Wow I did not know Axiom purchased Bryston. Imagine being able to trade up to Bryston's model speakers. That would be cool.

It's not likely to happen because it would step on a lot of toes. Bryston uses a dealer model, so by giving up the direct-to-consumer model, you get customer-facing local distributors with local knowledge of the market and the potential for greater reach, marketshare, and lower rates of return.

It comes at a price, since half of your MSRP is markup to pay for their expenses, sales support, and commissions. There's a reason why you get a lot of bang for your buck with Axiom (particularly with custom wood veneers and paint-matching).

This thread has generated a lot of anxiety among the veterans here. Unreturned e-mails and phone calls is symptomatic of a company on a death spiral towards bankruptcy.

Well, as Axiom makes the Bryston speakers - and now everything else Bryston in the Dwight Axiom factory - that might be an avenue to explore!

You are correct in the anxiety levels, but as Ian, Debbie and I discussed, they are integrating the two purchases quiet nicely...and spoiler alert...they plan more. The Magnum and Bryston lines are actually higher profit margin, and Magnum is a very niche product and very small company.

Re: Is Axiom Audio Out of Business - No Phone or Email
jjaskuna #447501 09/07/23 04:05 PM
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Hope they can keep (get back) the personal customer connection once they get this integration done. It was one of the most intriguing pulls to do business with Axiom. It made me a fan (besides being very happy with the value/product at least speaker wise). It was their willingness to answering questions, working with the customer (at times going well beyond exception ... especially in my case), correcting mistakes without argument, or just talking audio which really won my loyalty. It would sadden me, if though growth they lost this but I'd understand it. I'd still buy their speakers though ...

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jjaskuna #448020 10/08/24 06:33 AM
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Looks like they're gearing up to acquire more audio companies, and I bet we'll see a ton of new gear hitting the market soon for all of us to upgrade to—get ready! But before diving into any new purchases or upgrades, it's smart to do a little research. If you're ever unsure about a business or product, checking reviews on platforms like Is PissedConsumer legit can help you make an informed decision and avoid any potential pitfalls

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