Also, what is happening with the axiim speakers ?left, right, and rears......im assuming you got the 5.1 set up....

Hi Junioradae

I only have the Axiim Q and an Axiim centre speaker. The rest of my 5.1 speaker setup B&O.

l’m no audiophile but the clarity for me is great through by B&O speakers and the Axiim centre speaker is adequate. Separation of channels is fine when playing 5.1 movies - I stream movies using my Sony TV and use ARC to the Axiim Q for the audio. So when playing standard or HDR movies on the TV the audio through the Axiim Q works fine.

In regards to your second question and as mentioned above re my setup I only have an Axiim centre speaker and works fine. So can’t help with an all Axiim speaker setup - if that was what you were asking.

Hope this helps.

Yeah it does thanks. 

I assumed you bought the axiim 5.1 system but replaced some with the beolabs but if i understand you correctly you only bought the q and centre speaker.....

Yep that’s correct. I contacted them and asked if I could buy only the components I required 

Orca99,

I am with Axiim and the Q UHD Media Center can update B&O speaker WiSA firmware. Also, we do have many B&O customers using our center channel speaker and they have been very happy.

Thank you and I hope this answers some of your questions.

Hi Hammej

I don’t doubt that many would be happy with one of your centre speakers together with B&O fronts......many people are also perfectly happy with soundbars, Bose and bluetooth connections for music.  

I just pointed out that speakers like yours will bounce much more sound off floors and ceilings than B&O speakers with waveguides. I trust you will not dispute this, else please advise.

It would be interesting to perform a blind test, to see how many can detect this difference; in absence of this, I feel the safe approach is not to mix a regular center speaker with wave guided side speakers in critical applications......like in my home :)). 

Hi Hammej

I don’t doubt that many would be happy with one of your centre speakers together with B&O fronts......many people are also perfectly happy with soundbars, Bose and bluetooth connections for music.  

I just pointed out that speakers like yours will bounce much more sound off floors and ceilings than B&O speakers with waveguides. I trust you will not dispute this, else please advise.

It would be interesting to perform a blind test, to see how many can detect this difference; in absence of this, I feel the safe approach is not to mix a regular center speaker with wave guided side speakers in critical applications......like in my home :)). 

Also - I would love to try the Axxim Q hub sometime; the Klipsch RP-hub1 i have now seems to be discontinued. Klipsch themselves refer to Axiim hubs on their web page.