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Just out of curiosity only...
Is anyone here bi-amping their Axioms? I don't think I've ever heard anyone say they were....
::::::: No disrespect to Axiom, but my favorite woofer is my yellow lab :::::::
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I betcha we could get Tharkun to do it. 
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I almost did a couple of weeks ago-I have a goofy listening room-really bad acoustics. One way to "Fix" it may have been to get more overall control of the various frequencies; like bass.
I really liked my M3s and thought that by adding more bass, but being able to control it better, I could Tame The Room!
I thought I'd devize an M3-C-P300; An M3, "C" for Canadian, and P300 for the (Canadian)Athena P300 sub I'd stick under the M3.
There were about three good reasons for doing it!
And seven for not.
So... I "Almost" tried bi-amping my Axioms!!
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That was a thought for a while, but after having to many recommendations to pass, I'm just going to use the spare 8th channel and put some small Axioms in the garage for car washing days I think.
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