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You need to sit tight. I've been working with our new loudspeaker guru/engineer (Joel Foust) and some former consultants (Mark Sanfilipo) to develop the industry's most comprehensive measurement standard. We will be publishing this standard next week and hopefully I can find time with our new...

I did per your suggestion and Enzu seemed to take it down. thanks.

Thanks I did so but they haven't responded. Go Daddy told me I need to provide written proof of Audioholics.com domain ownership along with trademark/copyright policies. Working on that now.

What this party did to us is a lot more damaging. They are sucking our SEO away from us. I want to crack some skulls.

Guys; We noticed a drop in our SEO presence since last year for the editorial site but NOT the forum. This was odd b/c the Audioholics.com editorial site has always dominated our industry for SEO. Well Clint discovered today that someone setup a fake website that apparently is a domain...

Who cares who approached who. My understanding is Axiom/Bryston have always had good relations so they likely both thought of a way to work together. Axiom has the ability to mass produce speakers for them cost effectively without having to resort to outsourcing to China. Trust me, when...

A lot of forum threads here and elsewhere rarely "pursue' truth. But let's be clear people's opinions on a forum thread vs our editorial articles written by our staff are two different things. I agree this thread offers a lot of speculation. I, as well as many others here, look forward to...

Um no. Please read the actual Preview article we wrote associated with this thread. The drivers (with perhaps the tweeter being the exception) are all upgraded, the crossover parts are upgraded and the cabinets are all more heavily braced.

Nope I'm quite sure they wouldn't see eye to eye on this assumption.

No it makes the assumption of the design philosophy of Bryston's partner based on multiple direct past experiences. I recall several Axiom employees also stating these views on their forum.

I disagree. It demonstrates a design philosophy for voicing a speaker system. It's not a bash. It's similar to how one would expect certain sonics from a horn loaded speaker from Klipsch which is efficient and bright. and yes thanks for correcting your statements about Krell.

Post #74 is the philosophy Ian used to share with me on his views of their products. Not sure if he still feels that way now that he designs more expensive product or not. FYI Krell never repacked an OPPO bluray player to my knowledge so I'd suggest you refrain from continuing to state that...

The tweeter array of the T1 is more closely spaced so it will acoustically sum at a closer distance than the 6100. Both have similar output capabilities however. You can also check with RBH on what they recommend. I've heard the 6100 in many demos and it was great from chairs as little as 8ft...

Guys; I'd just like to keep the tone of this thread civil towards each other and the manufacturers in question. I'm sure everyone reading and participating in this thread would love to hear these speakers first hand (myself included) to form their own impression. In my conversations with...

The T1 is the better choice but if the 6100 is a better fit, go with it. It's still a great center channel that provides broad coverage for a wide listening area.

In prior conversations with Ian, he used to declare a better sounding speaker than the M80s couldn't be made regardless of price. He said all you could do is improve upon cosmetics and more output. With that in mind, I'd imagine the Bryston speakers sound "similarly good" to the M80v3s but with...

Prices of iD Speaker Companies Guys; We did our best to analyze the cost differences between ID speaker brands in this article. Also don't forget some companies give you FREE shipping both ways and others don't. It's interesting to note some of the more expensive ID brands initially come out...

It's refreshing to hear Ian is placing more importance on cabinet bracing (at least for Bryston products) these days. In my last conversation with him, he was quite adamant about using less bracing to lower the frequency of panel resonance which is the exact opposite of what most (if not ALL)...

Read it again, we do have a sentence in there about that. I agree that is a big issue often overlooked. I changed it to this: Hope that helps clarify your very valid point that needed more attention.

Unless the speaker is right up against the screen, there will be diffraction issues most notably for the L/R speakers. I've seen this happen with regular tightly stretched grille cloth. It's ok for HT environment but IMO not for critical two-channel listening. A better solution for 2CH and HT...