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In case I don't feel a nice bass I was wondering about returning the sub and upgrading to 3 M80's. LOL So taking in consideration the room is small I guess I will have a nice sound.

You could also try hooking an ipod or the directly to the sub input and see if you hear anything that way. Axiom will ask you to hook up speaker wire to the high level inputs to test, as well.

I was listening to my M80s and EP350 this afternoon, and there was lots and lots of bass--and it wasn't just from the M80s. Either we'll figure out your EP350 problem, or Axiom will make it right, and you'll also have lots and lots of bass. I think in addition to the tests, you should also go in and manually turn up the bass in the receiver; I worked on a friend's EP500 and Denon receiver once where it kept doing the same thing: turning the sub down to -12.

I wouldnt worry my room is 10 x 11 and I don't think the EP500 is too big!

LOL I did that already after I run Audissey and it calibrated on -12 I changed to +12. I am going to test it now since it was late at night and didn't wanna bother the neighbors.

+12?! I don't know that I'd go that high!

Today I am gonna be moving the sub around. I will put it on the corner first.

How should I set it up then?

I'd start with 0. A 24 dB difference is huge! What position do you have the gain/volume knob set on the EP350?

It is on max since I connected it!