Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Hearing Things Marketing/Auditions idea

I've done a few audition, just one of them purchased the m80, vp 150 and the qs8. And he further get another set of m22 from used market and I got my credit as well :p

I've always wondered if Axiom keeps a running tally of credits and of course, if it expires.

We've had folks over to audition speakers in the past (forum names include BruceH, Jordan) plus one or two others that we know purchased products, but frankly i don't recall how much credit i may have received.

I think in one or two occurrences i got an email from Axiom noting some credit, which i probably saved, but still, i haven't' tallied anything, don't know if they still know, or if that credit has an expiry.

I was surprised with a wonderful e-mail this morning by the person that bought my Sony HTIB several months ago. I'd like to post the part pertaining to his (unplanned) Axiom audition, but probably should get his permission first.

Here's the quote I spoke of in the previous message ^^^. Given with permission.

"Speaking of which; have you had any response on these items? I wouldn't be surprised if you have not. As great as these products are I don't think very many people are aware of this line. What a shame, too. Being a person that does not impress very easily, I can tell you I found your Axioms to be some of the best drivers I have heard in a very long time. In fact, I have been telling everyone I come into contact with about them. Most just look at me with sort of a confused and disbelieving stare. It amazes me how so many people don't appreciate quality sound reproduction, and don't know great from mediocre. It seems to me that most people believe that the average $200 to $300 all-in-one-box noise maker is the epitome when it comes to putting either tunes or a soundtrack out into the atmosphere for us to enjoy - well in that scenario maybe not so much. You have no idea how many times I will be attempting to explain the quality of sound the Axioms produced and I get this, "Where they really loud?" Morons. If someone ever puts an 11 on a volume dial they are almost certain to make a fortune because we all know 11 is better than 10."