Looks like the ICBM has only one choice of high-pass x-over slopes: 12dB/octave. Low-pass is either 12 or 36dB/octave. I'd like to see a 24dB/octave for each. I'd also like to see LR filters. For those who have an eclectic array of speakers, this would be more useful. 12dB/octave high-pass for sealed boxes, and 24dB/octave for speakers that can go more than 1 octave below cutoff. A 24dB/octave low-pass would then match perfectly, if they were LR filters. It would also be nice if this was selectable for each speaker.

I'd also like to see a better selection of corner frequencies. Like 40,50,60,70,80 Hz. How many SACD/DVD-A owners using speakers with 120Hz F3's could there be?

I understand the challenges of a $250 product that does everything, but making a more advanced version, even at a higher price, would be attractive.

I agree, I definitely would pay more for those features mentioned also with a REAR SUB output.

I definately agree with Dan and Jinhopark. I too would pay more for those features.

Imho , I think that surround sub-outs are way behind the power curve in coming to market.

I have been running a surround sub )Hsu TN1225 w/250watt amp)for about a year now and will never go back. However I might have a problem figuring out how to connect my Paradigm X-30 with the 950 in a 7.1 setup.
Any suggestions??