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Winner of the GoodSound.com Great Buy Award! If you'd like the startling definition and realism of the M80 tower in a more compact, 8-ohm version, check out the M60s. A three-way system with triple vortex porting , a dedicated 5 1/4-inch midrange driver, titanium tweeter, and dual aluminum woofers, the M60 effortlessly reproduces the full musical spectrum.
"Some speakers tend to push the image to the back of the soundstage, but not the M60s. They gave me a close, intimate listening perspective, as if I was sitting on stage with the performers." -- Vince Hanada, GoodSound!
Performance plus
One of our best-selling speakers, the M60 is now available in two versions; standard and High Power. The latest High Powered version has all the same midrange and high frequency detail that makes the M60 such a popular model in our line but has much increased power handling and maximum SPL capabilities in the bass region. The High Powered version is best suited for systems that do not contain a sub-woofer, which is likely the case in most 2-channel systems which are gaining a lot of popularity these days. This is the go-to speaker for the demanding audiophile who wants a speaker that performs equally well with music and movies, and wants a speaker that can handle the demanding dynamics of Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound or thrilling 2-channel stereo orchestral playback. We guarantee these speakers will be the envy of the neighborhood!
"While not full range, these speakers should be able to produce all but the most demanding bass passages. At reference levels, the M60’s made my couch vibrate. In my book, that’s a winner!" -- Tom Andry, Audioholics
High Powered
If it is full range playback without a subwoofer that you need be sure to select the High Powered version.
Outstanding for stereo listening, the M60s are an excellent foundation for high-end home theater. Precise imaging with unprecedented clarity and deep bass will redefine how you think of home theater.
The 8-ohm in the standard version and 6-ohm in the High Powered version make the M60s easy-to-drive speakers that will create ultra-clean, high-volume levels in large rooms . The standard M60s have available in Customize Yours options for bi-wirable inputs and die cast baskets. The High Powered version comes stock with these options. Carpet spikes are available for both in Customize Yours.
Videos
Wondering how to choose floorstanding speakers in the Axiom line up? What's the difference between the M60, M80, and M100 tower speakers, and what's the right time to use an LFR omnidirectional speaker instead? In today's video, Andrew walks you through the line up in detail, explains a few key terms, and shares a lot of our customer's photos.
Questions We Get All the Time
What size room do these work in?
Average sized rooms and home theaters.
How much power does my receiver need for these speakers?
Home theater or stereo receivers with 25 to 250 watts per channel.
Should I Get The High-Powered Version?
The answer: it depends. See this video for advice on your specific set up:
Specifications
All Axiom Tower Speakers feature:
Titanium Tweeters
Aluminum Woofers (and Midranges where applicable)
Anti-Standing-Wave cabinets that suppress internal resonances which color sound
The M60s presented a convincing soundstage and lived up to their 'revealing' reputation. Every breath, every move of the lips was recreated so accurately and untainted, so that at times I literally felt like the microphone was right in front of me. The M60s put out a very respectable amount of bass and I felt I was missing very little if anything by not having a subwoofer engaged.
The Axiom Audio M60 v3 gave me the reliable engineering excellence I expect from the Canadian school. It also gave me something I didn't anticipate: that extra dose of audio excitement I often hear in more exotic designs.
Review byBrent Butterworth, Sound + Vision, Feb/Mar 2011Read full review
'capable of delivering dazzling audio pyrotechnics. . .'