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The mission: get all the attributes of a full-sized floorstanding speaker in a compact cabinet. The M5 Bookshelf Speaker is our highest-powered stereo and home theater speaker, using the proprietary HP 6.5-inch drivers that were developed for the award-winning LFR Omnidirectional Speakers.
3-way design
It's power taken to the extreme: 1.5"-inch voice coils, with lower distortion and higher excursion than any other drivers. The result? A 3-way flagship speaker with a better, more linear presentation made possible by the wider dispersion of the smaller, dedicated midrange driver.
Endless Soundstage
Why a 3-way design? Traditional compact speakers have a tweeter that crosses directly over to a woofer. These two drivers carry all high, mid and low frequency range. When you have a 3-way design, high, midrange and low frequencies are carried discretely by drivers dedicated to the task meaning there is lots of power for midrange sounds like voices and mid-range instruments.
Wider dispersion and a better, more linear family of curves mean you'll be thrilled by the most accurate presentation of your audio recordings.
Videos
Introducing the latest additions to the Axiom Family: the high-powered M5HP Bookshelf Speaker and QS10 Surround Sound Speaker. If you're looking for the ultimate in Axiom Sound, these new arrivals will give it you in spades. Axiom Engineer Andrew Welker and President Ian Colquhoun explain how these 3-way speakers work.
Questions We Get All the Time
What size room do these work in?
Best For: Medium to large-sized rooms.
How much power does my receiver need for these speakers?
Will work best with a large receiver or separate power amp.
Where can I place these speakers?>
Stand mounting, wall mounting or (very sturdy) shelf placement.
The M5HPs’ outstanding clarity was evident with everything I played through them. . . Through the Axioms, “General Patton” had a strong low end that was actually articulate -- the quality of the bass wasn’t masked by the quantity of bass. The speakers sounded full, and made plenty of impact, but did so even as their sound remained crystal clear and apparently effortless.