Enter to Win: Onix X-sub

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Subwoofers that can receive their signal wirelessly. Getting that sub cable to the sub is usually a pain, but currently beats any wireless solutions. I've tried the 2.4GHz analog wireless repeaters from the Rat Shack, but they are filled with noise. There needs to be some kind of digital solution that would be rock solid with respect to signal to noise.

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Chris
 
Actually, I'm not sure AV123 needs to expand their product offering beyond the already-announced models. I think they'd be better off expanding their customer base with the current product offerings.

I am not an expert on the company, but I have been aware of them for about a year. It strikes me that long lead times from order to delivery for some products may be a major obstacle for some potential customers. Maybe additional manufacturing capacity is needed more than additional products.
 
I would like to see a networkable digital media center.
 
I'm anxious to see the entire X speaker lineup. I know it's already in the works, but I would like av123 to bring some X-towers to the market in the near future with or without a powered X-sub in each one. I know the X-center should be available shortly, and I'm interested in that as well. I think av123 is headed in the right direction with their X products. Quality products at an affordable price.
 
I would like to see a pair of wireless bookshelf speakers.
 
A monster sub. Yes the twin ufw-12's are very impressive, but I am thinking one single, perhaps ported or even TL or something beyond the norm. Think a more affordable and practical Da*ley Po*er T*wer.
 
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)

X-series receiver, say around 7x70W of REAL watts. HDMI upconversion. Price around $700 (US). No fancy, unnecessary DSP modes (Theater, Hall, Church, etc). Just basic DPL, DPL-II, DD, DD EX, DTS, etc. Also, fully mappable digital inputs. 2 or 3 x coax and 2 or 3 x Toslink.
 
Maybe something to compete with the larger offerings from Velodyne...
 
12 inch sub

I would like to see a 12 inch sub in the line up
 
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AV123 wants your opinion!

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!

Not so much as a type of product or product but rather more of a follow up to customer purchases and advise as how to better their system. I suppose customer service is a product in a sense.
 
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an affordable under 200 dollars sub, most people can't afford the best of the best especially if you're just starting out in home theater.
 
I would really like to see a speaker with the MTM design that offers tremendous performance yet is very affordable. Maybe be a part of the type "X" group yet offer even better performance than many others out there. More specifically, use 6" mid drivers that offer great extension with a very punchy and tight sound. Likewise, a tweeter such as the Vifa Ring Radiator Tweeter used in the Rocket line that offers a smooth and extended upper end that others only dream about at that price level. I mean a jaw dropping, eye popping, stop you in your tracks "WOW" factor!!!!! Lastly, a cabinet on par with other Onix offerings such as the "ls" series. Please hurry because many like me are still waiting. Have a great day.
 
Bring back the Onix amp with the meters... I've always liked to watch the bouncing meter needles. I kept putting off buying the amps that were on the site years ago...my bad.

Geoff
 
While the x-ls is a fine system, a slightly smaller more wall friendly system would be great. I am very glad to hear, however, they are developing a a center channel speaker.
 
I would love to see a multi-disk (5 or 6) universal (SACD, DVD-A, etc.) disk player. Another thought would be a DVD recorder/VCR combo.
 
Mid-priced XLR pre/pro

I'd like to see something at about 1k with XLR outputs, like the LMC-1 (but with XLR outputs). I'd like to hide away my electronics a bit more and that means a good distance away from the speakers and amp.
 
Bigger sub and expand on the Onix speaker line (bipole/dipole)
 
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