Enter to Win: Onix X-sub

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I'll list two because one is obviously not feasible at the present time.

1) A reasonable priced digital music server capable of playing ALL current music formats with an on-screen display and the ability to fast forward and reverse through songs not just play them from the beginning. The unit should also be upgradeable to handle newer codecs if needed. The unit should serve music off a computer or I-POD, not have internal hard drive storage. I am talking a device similar to a squeezebox but with the above features.

2) A completely universal HD-DVD, Blue Ray, DVD, DVD Audio, SACD player with HDMI and firewire.

ArtV
 
Larger X Version

A Larger version of the X Sub would be nice--Bigger driver and lower extension/more power for movie--without losing the reportedly good musical characteristics
 
I would love to see a little larger sub that was equally adept at music as well as home theater.
 
Maybe smaller

I would like to see them come out with an awsome small enclosure 8" sub for say a bedroom or a smaller livingroom, and have great performance.
 
Turntable

I have often thought that AV123 could add a turntable system(s) that would complement their two channel equipment they already market. Turntables that would be at the same standard and quality (ie fit, finish, and performance for at a reasonable price) like their other equipment. I believe that the turntable would complement some components AV123 already markets such as the series of vacuume tube amplifiers like the sp3, the Strata Mini or other reference line of speakers. Adding a turntable (s) to their line up AV123 could offer a truely analog system from the source, power, and speakers and possibly catch the interest of audiophiles who belong in that camp.
 
5.1 and 7.1 set up

I would like to see you put together a 5.1 and 7.1 package deal for dummies like me!
 
More X-series products. Specifically larger X-series subs! Continue to expand the line without making compromises in quality or affordability, you guys have a big hit right now.
 
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i would like an upconverting universal disc player that is great both with video and sacd/dvd-a. i can wait on the new disc technologies.
 
I would like to see a bigger sub, maybe 12" or even up to 15" and/or a region free DVD player with upconversion via HDMI
 
Ribbon tweeters

Has AV123 thought about using ribbon tweeters - the delicateness and speed of the treble is very sexy?

AV123 is giveing away an Onix X-sub to one (1) lucky forum member that answers the question in the forum below.

To be eligible to win, you must: 1) Be a registered Audioholics forum member, 2) Have USA or Canadian Residence 3) and post your answer to the question below in this forum:

Contest Question: What product/type of product would you like AV123 to bring to the market next and why? (Please limit your responses to speakers and electronics)

[Click here for more information on the Onix X-sub]

Note this contest ends on April 30th 2006. Winners will be drawn shortly thereafter

Have fun and good luck![/QUOTE]
 
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I too would like to see a bigger sub.
Also, the more finishes the better to match with each room.
To keep my wife happy!
 
A universal format dvd player to matsh the UL series components
 
Wow. Alot of good comments here. My thoughts:

-Ribbon tweeters
-Larger sub 12-15" comparible to SVS/HSU
-A BD/HD universal player, upconverting and the works.

Reorx
 
I would like to see a larger sub than the x-sub to pair with the x-ls and x-center speakers (when the x-center arrives of course)

something with in-room extension in the low 20Hz range. SPL not really a factor as I rarely listen to anything at rediculous levels.
 
I would like to see:

1. a neat pre-amp that's not too fancy.

2. a 2 channel power amp @ approx 100w rms/channel both channels driven (200w rms total)

3. a 5 channel power amp @ approx 50 w/channel, all channels driven (250w rms total)

All at a price I can afford!!

This would give me a nice 7.1 system for both music and movies that could be plugged into one AC power outlet.

Live Long & Prosper
Philip
 
A sub that will go below 20hz and towers that can get down to 30hz.
 
MP3 adaptor

Apologies to audioholics, but I'd like to have an adaptor that would connect my mp3 player to older my receiver. Newer receivers sometimes have a dedicated port. My y-cable solution sounds horrible.
 
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