I guess it's 2 channel amp - 200W/channel - Outlaws will change the model number to 720 before they announce it's release!

I will have to say new model # series = new product line. So I guess universal remote

I will guess a 2 channel amp, like many other people.

The CD player sounds good, but does not make much sense. The market is swamped with inexpensive CD players. They might make a really high end player, but then it would probably also be a SACD player, which is, at this point, not likely.

My other guess might be an ICBM with 2 sets of 5.1 (or 7.1) inputs. This is possible, and would be a great product, but with specs for a digital connector for DVD-A this might not be a product with a long shelf life.

So I will stick with a 2 channel amp.

Two-channel, bridgable power amplifier. Plain and simple.

I'm going to go with the first thing that popped in my head, which is the thing I most want to see from Outlaw:
A 200w/channel 2 channel amp. I don't think the model # has anything to do with its price.

On the other hand, this new product that everyone is so excited about could actually be a devious plot. On the surface, it may seem like a harmless hand-held system calibration tool that measures frequency response, distortion, and spl amongst other things. But, it is actually preprogramed to give you a read-out that convinces you that your system cannot meet certian performance requirements unless you upgrade to Outlaw products. If you already own an Outlaw, it will tell you that you have to go to the next level up. (1050 owners MUST get a 950/770 combo! and so forth)

The outlaws are currently rubbing their hands together feverishly in anticipation of the riches that this unit will bestow on them once it is released to the unsuspecting public. Beware.........

I'm thinking a two channel amplifier. Just makes the most sense.

Serious guess - CD player.

Humourous guess - CD player.

Hey - if both answers are right do I win two players?

I'll go with the 2 channel amp as well.

I hoped for a DVD player, but the news letter indicated that they (projector/DVD player) are on the "back burner".

A line conditioner would be nice as well.

It's a phono preamp. The only thing left to make the 950 and the 1050 totally compatible with all formats. Well, minus 8-track.

My other guess is that it's an outboard DAC that downsamples all audio to lowest quality MP3 for posting on the internet. (That is supposed to be humorous )

Wow, 8-track and MP3 mentioned in one post...

How about speakers anyone guess that. Besides me since I just did.

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