AxiomAeris Tech Interview - Rough Cut

[@nickbuol]

Nice to know that I was able to be a part of this awesome project from challenging the norm to include as much functionality and connectivity as possible, to demoing prototypes while onsite a couple of months back. Sure, I didn't design or build the thing, but it is a great product and exciting to have helped to spark the speaker into the quality sounding and advanced connectivity that the engineers had to come up with. :-) Credit goes to Axiom for asking for suggestions and ideas from customers and listening to them, however crazy, and making a working product that will amaze anyone that owns one.

[@AxiomHomeTheaters]

nickbuol It was great that you could be part of the process! As you know, we're excited to get this to market!

[@frostycanada6404]

How is this product different to the current AxiomAir Freedom (N2, N3)?

[@AxiomHomeTheaters]

This is the original product video when we debuted the first AxiomAirs we built, so there have been many improvements to them since then.

[@frostycanada6404]

@@AxiomHomeTheaters Totally confused by all the video reissues and I just saw the other person comment posted 7 years ago. Stupid me.

[@AxiomHomeTheaters]

@@frostycanada6404 no you're not stupid, there was an issue, the videos were accidently unlisted, and when made public again, not all of them went in the timeline in the right order. Confusing for sure!