What Ian has mentionned in the past is the technolgy to build wireless M3s that could be used with a built-in batteries and chargers. They could never get the audio reliable enough to meet their standards of performance.

That shouldn't make you stop trying to develop the product or the technology. That is what r & d is all about.

Again, lower frequencies are easier to transmit. Dr. Hsu did this in his flagship subs.

Well, there's something to be said about not banging your own head against the wall and letting other companies do the R&D initially...

I seriously doubt Axiom has unlimited resources, and if this technology just isn't quite there yet they could easily decide to put their R&D money into something that is more mature or more "in demand" by their customers.

Good to know SRoode, thanks for that information. I will have to read up on that. I am pretty sure another direct competitor, Aperion Audio is doing stuff with wireless subwoofers as well.

Edit: Based on this link it looks like they are trying to gauge consumer preferences on wireless audio products and looking
to expand upon their product line.

http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=63590

Those Aperion Home Audio Links seem cool, but they're definitely more money than I'd spend on them.

Let's just say that Axiom does a lot of research, all the time, in a lot of areas.

Have they researched what woman would make a good match for me? Do they have to custom-build one?

Yes, but you'll still have to choose between vinyl or veneer. Oh, and what color cloth do you want stretched over her drivers?
I personally like the vinyl, so in the dark I can tell that I'm not groping the headboard.