I'm with Tom on this one.
When I first heard about the computer speaker offering, I wondered why they would be marketed as "computer speakers". Why wouldn't the speakers, sub and amp simply be a "light" version in the existing lines? Axiom could always package them into "systems" to make it easier for consumers to associate with various applications (with perhaps an associated discount). The only issue I see is whether or not this light offering would cannibalize other lines. But even this should never discourage a manufacturer if this is what customers in a commodity market want.
I for one am considering the speakers and the amp mated to my old Sony sub for the living room area and the speakers, sub and amp for my home computer area.
So given the fact that there are numerous applications, silver may not be a suitable color for all. If Axiom plans on pursuing the marketing of individual components to suit various applications, then it should offer all the color schemes available in the other lines. And if Axiom does decide to pursue this strategy, what are the features that it should offer on the "light" amplifier?
Sorry Amie if I am opening up a can of worms for you
. I'd be willing to bet there was much heated debate on this very topic amongst your product planners.
