My serious guess(and hope): A tabletop radio w/cd player and remote.

My humorous guess: A 200lb, 200 watt monoblock amp, also handy in the back of the car or pick-up for traction on icy roads.

I guess it is going to be a digital jukebox / media server.

Or, possibly a NAG Audio Processor. It will monitor ambient sound in the room for NAG intereference and cancel it out so not to interfere with the desired sounds of your system. For instance, if it picks up "The lawn needs mowed" or "Clean the bathroonm" all you will hear is something like "Would you like me to make you a sandwhich while you watch your game"

How about a audiphile grade 2 ch tube - SS hybrid integrated amp. 100w @ 8ohm / 150w @ 4ohm ? External DAC ?

Since we hear talk from Outlaw about them getting into DVD or Projectors they seem ready to take the step into video my guess (and hope!!) makes perfect sense as a logical step in that direction.

I think it is a Line Doubler (like the DVDO iScan Plus Pure Progressive Line Doubler http://www.laaudiofile.com/iscan.html) however Outlaw takes it even further and allows you to input component, s-video, and composite video signals and after doubling send the signal out via composite or a 15 pin VGA connector.

Model 200 = Bookshelf Speakers. Please not another amp!

It is a Stereo integrated amplifier, but it could be a bridgeable 2 channel power amp as well.

My serious gues is that the Model 200 will be a powered subwoofer.

Well, the newsletter did say that the model 200 "sounds great," which would seem to imply that it's not a video-based product...

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Matthew J. Hill
matt@idsi.net

Because it's dead quiet??? The Outlaw can be tricky ya know.

It's a digital Satellite signal home receiver allowing commercial free music to be fed into your existing system. Of course for a small monthly fee to the service provider such as XM radio. DSB.

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