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Yeah, based on the pictures I never would have picked "small" as the description for the QS8's. Although I planned on getting them anyway 
-Nick
My M60's make me listen
My M80's make my ears hear
Either way - I'm not deaf anymore
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Re: Bag End Getting a lot of deliveries
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Joined: Jul 2002
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Now here's small, the now unavailable QS2's, 3.5" woofers and about 5"x5"x5"!!!
Considering their size they had an amazing sound, would have been perfect for a computer system. I heard them in a local store back in the days when Axiom were available from brick 'n motar outlets. It was sort of like holding a nice die-cast model car  .
Getting to 2,000 posts; one year at a time vp160/qs8/qs4/SVS 2000/m60/Monolith 3x200 amp
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Joined: Jan 2004
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well, I guess it depends on perspective. I would never risk the "what if" syndrom on something as important as the surrounds. Especially for a small price difference.
I guess since they are meant to hang on a wall -- you don't want 40 lb. speakers. Now that I'm in process of mounting them, I'm thinking they're big enough. Also, I take back what I said about the speaker grills on M60s -- they are fine, they just take a little getting used to.
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