 M80 Replacement Grill Pegs
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Some of the pegs on the grill of my M80 snapped off. Anyone know where I can order some replacements?
I tried searching the Axiom Parts Dept but they do not have any. Anyone know the diameter of the pegs and the wholesale on the speaker?
Thanks
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House of the Rising Sone
Out in the mid or far field
Linearity and mid-woofers are over-rated
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Call axiom and see if they have any ideas on how to fix it.
It might need to be replaced …
(Ignore Mojo … especially if you’re happy with your current speaker …)
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Bad speakers can damage the brain.
Short-term effects: bad speakers can cause short-term impairments in cognitive function, such as difficulty focusing and remembering.
Long-term effects: Chronic exposure to bad speakers may increase the risk of dementia.
Brain inflammation: bad speakers can damage the nerve endings that transfer electrical information from the hair cells in your ear to your brain, which can cause inflammatory reactions in the brain.
DNA damage: bad speakers can cause DNA damage in specific areas of the brain.
Bad speakers can also:
Disrupt learning
Stress you out
Cause physical and psychological stress
Reduce productivity
Trigger the release of stress hormones, which can increase your heart rate, elevate your blood pressure, and cause muscle tension
House of the Rising Sone
Out in the mid or far field
Linearity and mid-woofers are over-rated
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Did you learn that through experience? 
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Yes, I freely admitted to v2 brain damage three times on these boards. Fortunately, v4 healed the synapses and re-grew the brain cells I lost.
House of the Rising Sone
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How do you know you recovered … that could just be part of the delusion… 
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That thought has crossed my minds.
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So what does that mean for my ti versions?! My brain is damaged beyond repair?
I’ll stick my head between my v4 M3’s for a few hours every night, maybe I can repair myself at the DNA level.
As for the grill repair, my brother reached out to axiom to fix a peg on a grill but they do not stock any of the old grills anymore.
And fyi, I still love my m60ti, yes yes yes, the v4 are better I admit but my ti still bring me joy, how would know any better though if I’m brain damaged?!? Ha ha.
Enjoy what you have and can afford, enjoy the music.
Last edited by Kodiak; 01/16/25 02:45 AM.
M60ti Hafler9505 & JFET Pre,Axiom Transformer. M3 Marantz PM7200 Dual 606 Denon 2700 M2 Yammy RX595
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Re: M80 Replacement Grill Pegs
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So what does that mean for my ti versions?! My brain is damaged beyond repair? Nah … most normal people are immune…
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