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The EP125 is a relatively small subwoofer but it produced respectably low bass notes. Numerous helicopter scenes in this movie effectively placed me close to the action . . . I not only heard but felt the low registers in these sequences.
The EP125 is a relatively small subwoofer but it produced respectably low bass notes. Numerous helicopter scenes in this movie effectively placed me close to the action . . . I not only heard but felt the low registers in these sequences.
I was impressed with both subs and particularly impressed with the EP125. I honestly expected it to struggle, rattle, chuff, and bottom out at the listening levels I was using. It is a testament to Axiom Audio's commitment to quality that their least expe
I was impressed with both subs and particularly impressed with the EP125. I honestly expected it to struggle, rattle, chuff, and bottom out at the listening levels I was using. It is a testament to Axiom Audio's commitment to quality that their least expensive offering is clearly well designed.
The EP125 sub impressed us with its seemingly effortless ability to produce clean, clear, accurate bass that doesn't muddy or blanket the rest of the spectrum while performing at relatively high volumes. . . we easily give this product our recommended aw
The EP125 sub impressed us with its seemingly effortless ability to produce clean, clear, accurate bass that doesn't muddy or blanket the rest of the spectrum while performing at relatively high volumes. . . we easily give this product our recommended award.
This is no mere subwoofer – it's The Hand of Zeus. From the opening credits I knew the EP800 was going to be different than any sub I'd heard previously. . . This is easily the lowest-playing sub I've ever experienced.
Review byChris Eberle, Secrets of Home Theater and High FidelityRead full review
The EP800 delivers a staggering 125 dB sound pressure level, meaning that it can generate more sound than a live rock concert. If you are an audiophile looking for the best, cleanest sound, then the Axiom EP800 v3 subwoofer is the new high water mark to strive for.
the EP800 v3 came closer to that reality than I'd heard in my room. Watching this scene, I could feel the air moving across my legs . . . The EP800 proved to be the deepest-playing, most powerful subwoofer I've ever heard.
I am now convinced that the EP stands for “Earth Pulsator”. The bass that the EP800 puts out is deep, rich, solid, very tight, impactful and unblemished. I was easily able to go from two subs to the single EP800 once I found the sweet spot and haven’t looked back.
