bad axiom reviews explained? - 08/16/04 03:32 AM
I found a couple less than stellar axiom speaker reviews. I wanted to throw them up on the board for people to comment on - since I think it is safe to say that most of the Axiom speaker line is top notch (easily in the top five of each price range). Maybe a few pieces don't quite measure up but a lot of them get product of the year honors from reveiw sites.
Maybe this is old news, but I found it interesting.
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First is a non-scientific but still significant comparison of the Swan Diva 2.1 bookshelf, the nOrh 4.0 and the Axiom M3ti.
http://www.cheaphometheater.com/Speaker%20Shootout.htm
Why they compared two $400 a pair speakers to the Axiom $275 pair is a question. All they had on hand? Why didn't they bring in the M22? As it is the Axiom placed third out of six in this shootout.
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Second is the CNET review of the Axiom Epic Master home theater speaker system.
http://reviews.cnet.com/Axiom_Epic_Master/4505-6467_7-9387841-2.html?tag=top
CNET doesn't seem to match most of the other reviewers that one can find by searching on sites like ecoustics.com. I think they try to review so much stuff - from computers to cameras - that they don't take their time?
I would be interested to hear responses.
Maybe this is old news, but I found it interesting.
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First is a non-scientific but still significant comparison of the Swan Diva 2.1 bookshelf, the nOrh 4.0 and the Axiom M3ti.
http://www.cheaphometheater.com/Speaker%20Shootout.htm
Why they compared two $400 a pair speakers to the Axiom $275 pair is a question. All they had on hand? Why didn't they bring in the M22? As it is the Axiom placed third out of six in this shootout.
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Second is the CNET review of the Axiom Epic Master home theater speaker system.
http://reviews.cnet.com/Axiom_Epic_Master/4505-6467_7-9387841-2.html?tag=top
CNET doesn't seem to match most of the other reviewers that one can find by searching on sites like ecoustics.com. I think they try to review so much stuff - from computers to cameras - that they don't take their time?
I would be interested to hear responses.