Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Stereo M50 vs. M22 comparison

Whew! I'm happy to report that the soundstage of the M50s improves to a large degree when the speakers are separated more than I had them. Listening to Buena Vista Social Club right now, and it's incredible. I feel better! They may not be as good as the M22s for soundstage right now, but I think they're probably a lot closer!

OK, here's some pics. This is not the final arrangement of stuff; I'll probably change things around this weekend.

Yes, that is the long rumored and stressed over entertainment center that I built.


{edit} You know, I just realized that it would probably be helpful to have a link in this post somewhere...

(bites tounge on the built with a mac website )

hehe, nice job on the entertainment center thou! Thought the *review* was informative as well, thx guys~

I suppose "built" is too strong a word. "Uploaded" perhaps... But hey, it's webspace.

Thanks!

Love those M72s Ken, I'm sure that this'll have Ian scrambling to the drawing board. Also, I see from the wedding picture that it isn't that you're short, but that Peter's really tall.

Yeah, I'm 5'10"-5'11" or so...

K, looks great, nice carpentry work. i see the hanging pictures suffer from a sub and loud musice at your place like they do at mine. i'm forever trying to level them. guess i don't know the trick, two or three days later i need to level again. bet it was a fun time.
dan

Keeping pictures level and items hung on the wall from vibrating from sub and music levels is as easy as the application of a bit of time and Quake Secure (or Quake Hold).

Cream colored sticky adhesive putty that will fix items in place and prevent them from moving. Similar to the Blue Tack you can find at Home Depot / Lowes but considerably more adhesive and does not leave residue.

I use it on the cross wall my wife has displayed, otherwise we get a cacophany of buzzing along with the movie or music.

Do a search for Quake Secure or Quake Hold via Google...

Keep those pictures straight Man!

WhatFurrer

BTW, is that an actual working Atari or Activision game system I see included in your entertainment center?

WhatFurrer

Looks very nice! Plenty of breathing space for your receiver (something the makers of many racks overlook). I think I have the same Toshiba DVD player.