 Re: M60TI - Inside
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Where do you live? There's likely an Axiom owner near you that'd be more than happy to give you an in-home demo. I've had numerous people stop by my place for a listen. Everyone has left very impressed. 
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Re: M60TI - Inside
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DJE, I just reread my reply I made to you earlier. Yikes, I sounded like a big a$$. Sorry about that. I should have explained my opinion without sounding like a jerk. I really need to proof my replies a little better  .
Anyway, I've had the opportunity in the past to crack open my VP150 (tech supports request) and It looks like 16 AWG copper wire and it's truly a work of art. It's standard grade fine strand copper wire. As you can tell, I'm not a huge fan of boutique cabling  .
M80's VP150 QS8's Earthquake SuperNova MKV-15
Integra DTR-7.4 Outlaw 755 Outlaw M200's Outlaw ICBM
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old hand
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I think you should contact Axiom for #1. I'm sure they'd disclose, since they've got nothing to hide.
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except for me and my monkey.
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You should see the wires inside my speakers. If you think my speakers look good on the outside (see my photo) you should check them out on the inside. Lets just say that foil wrapper works wonders.
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spiffnme just to be clear can he come demo them and take them apart and look inside? or just listen? 
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DJ, welcome. You may be unnecessarily concerned about the internal wiring(and external too, for that matter), which, within reason, doesn't have a significant effect. The 16ga or 18ga regular copper wire which is typically used is as "high grade" as is necessary for the short lengths involved. This discussion of speaker wire by a well-respected veteran audio professional is worth studying. Note that all speakers have over 100 feet of thin copper wire in their drivers.
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As good as my M60's sound, they could be hollow for all I care
I am very very impressed with the quality and craftmenship on the exterior, I can only imagine what its like on the inside.
m60's VP150 EP350 4-Qs8's
Denon 2805
M80s VP180 4xM22ow 4xM3ic EP600 2xEP350
AnthemAVM60 Outlaw7700 EmoA500 Epson5040UB FluanceRT85
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No. I don't open my speakers up for anybody. (Not even myself!)
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The ports provide all the necessary ingress, anyway...
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