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Bryan Go to the axiom forums and see if there is anyone in your area who will let you audition the speakers you are considering (in their home). I have the vp150/m22s myself and they are perfect for my needs (yes the towers would be nice but did not fit my budget or the idea of being a good...

Here is a link to a review on audioholics.com: audioholics.com/productreviews/avhardware/onkyo_TX-SR601_review_01.html By the way I have the Onkyo 601 and am very happy with it. James R

Bryan What budget do you have? This will give people a very usefull reference point for recommending speakers to you. I would highly recommend starting with your center/mains for an upgrade (I did). You will notice an instant improvement and it will let you spend more (slowly over time...

My 2cents If money and space are not an issue get the M60s. Money and space were both issues for me so I went with the M22tis and I love them for music and movies both. Also, as I understand it you will want to be at a minimum of 10ft from the M60s with a preference towards 12ft. Steve FM...

I use bananas for the ease of use. I tend to move my stuff around a lot and being able to unplug (no spining/twisting/swearing) is very much worth the effort and time... .... Not about the speaker? Suddenly I feel ripped off! J

Receiver Onkyo 601 Mains: Axiom M22tis Center: Axiom VP100 Sub: Dayton 10" from Partsexpress.com (do a search here it's great and cheap!) Surround: Axiom QS8s . I live in a studio in an apartment building, so I don't need a lot of loudness (nor want to be evicted), but I did want (and...

Tom I cannot speak to the towers for either Axiom or CSW. However, I just spent 3 hours side by side listening to the Axiom M22s and the CSW M80s. The M80s are good speakers and look better (to me) than the M22s, but sound wise the M22s are better. The M80s have more bass on the low end...