It's time for our traditional Name The New Speaker Contest! Although internally we have been referring to the speaker as the 'Not-the-M100' , we figure that will look a little odd on the cartons! Myself, I’ve been partial to Andrew's nickname: the LFR, short for Linear Field Radiator, which is what he calls the technology that drives these speakers.

But as we know, nobody is better at naming speakers than Axiomites! (Yah, we're lookin' at you, Full Metal Bracket. And you, Audiobyte!) So throw your name in the hopper and let's see what you come up with for this beautiful new addition to the family. The winner will receive a pair of M3s or equivalent Axiom Dollars. If two people enter the same name, we'll take the first one according to the order in which the posts were received. Winner will be chosen on Wednesday the 21st.

Let the names begin!

Well. You asked for it....

Rhizome

Meaning: dedicated to the creation, presentation, preservation, and critique of emerging artistic practices that engage technology.

I say: D80

D for Dipole

The Axiom Symphony.

The Axiom Aria.

The Axiom Opus.

The Axiom Concerto.

(My Classical Themes)

Axiom Epoch 100

I think it should be called the Amie.
It is alliterative.
It is named after someone here that everyone likes a lot.
It is a simple easy to remember name.
It is a "girl next door" name that will inspire good feelings and memories in people.
It is the French word for Friend. ( I think)

Axiom Century

The Axiom One.

The Axiom Stradivarius.

Reference One.

The Axiom Allegro.

The Axiom Virtuoso.

The Axiom Refrain. (A repeating phrase in music)

The Harmony. (Pleasing combination of two or three tones played together)

The Axiom Encore.

The Axiom Concerto.

OK, I've run through all the classy music terms!

Axiom Axiom DSP

Axiom Hi-D (Idea) D for dipole