[godawgs5]

"Abierto" -- which means "open" in Spanish.

Or "Sesame" -- as in "open sesame"

Yeah I like the Aperto that I had mentioned in my first post in this thread - its Italian for "open" - I think either of these are nice names.

"Abierto" -- which means "open" in Spanish.

Or "Sesame" -- as in "open sesame"

Yeah I like the "Aperto" that I had mentioned in my first post in this thread - its Italian for "open" - I think either of those are nice

[shortspark]

"Abierto" -- which means "open" in Spanish.

Or "Sesame" -- as in "open sesame"

Yeah I like the Aperto that I had mentioned in my first post in this thread - its Italian for "open" - I think either of these are nice names.

"Abierto" -- which means "open" in Spanish.

Or "Sesame" -- as in "open sesame"

Yeah I like the "Aperto" that I had mentioned in my first post in this thread - its Italian for "open" - I think either of those are nice

I agree, "Aperto" is pretty good especially since my parents were born and raised in Italy and I have visited there several times.  I love the sound of Italian.  These speakers do not look "American" for sure.  These speakers are unique, at least in looks, with an exotic yet conservative, classy flair to them.  Some "exotic" name like from the South Pacific or Caribbean would not fit but something European would.  I like the French "Le Reve".  This means "The Dream" and is a well known term from an artistic and musical standpoint.  According to Wikipedia, Picasso painted "Le Reve", Zola wrote a novel by that name and, since I just returned from a trip to Vegas, there is a "Le Reve" show playing at the Wynn.  I also know that a famous tenor aria from Massenet's opera "Manon" is known as "Le Reve".  The dream.  Maybe it is a dream come true for Jim.  But I bet this speaker will be a dream come true for the lucky owners.

[krikor]

How about Salk Karma for the incredible impression they made showgoers this past weekend at the AK Fest?   

[jhm731]

Imiloa- derived from the Hawaiian word for “explorer” or “seeker of profound truth.”

or

The highest stratum of "space," lewa, is the lewa lani

[Big Red Machine]

I like Imiloa and Kharma

[Legendlime]

Thanks for putting that list together.
You missed Gateway
and Open Gateway

...but what about Salk Kahuna
Kahuna means priest but can mean sorcerer
The Big Kahuna, that's right

[bigjp]

My first thought was “Air”, but that is already taken, so how about these….

“Malibu Stacy” (for the Simpsons fans….the design of this doll was changed after some kid poked her eye out….use your imagination as they are “pointy”)

“Salk Buy One Get One Free” (just thinking out loud here guys)

I’m not creative, but I thought I’d give it a shot.  Now I’ll just wait for my SongTowers to be finished.

Joking aside I like “WindSong” and “Portal” equally the best.

[Toka]

I'm digging 'Portal' as well...

[Big Red Machine]

How about Salk Karma for the incredible impression they made showgoers this past weekend at the AK Fest?   

karma or karman (kär`mə, kär`mən), [Skt.,=action, work, or ritual], basic concept common to Hinduism Hinduism (hin`d
..... Click the link for more information. , Buddhism Buddhism (bd`ĭzəm), religion and philosophy founded in India c.525 B.
..... Click the link for more information. , and Jainism Jainism (jī`nĭzəm) [i.e., the religion of Jina], religious system of India practiced by about 5,000,000 persons.
..... Click the link for more information. . The doctrine of karma states that one's state in this life is a result of actions (both physical and mental) in past incarnations, and action in this life can determine one's destiny in future incarnations. Karma is a natural, impersonal law of moral cause and effect and has no connection with the idea of a supreme power that decrees punishment or forgiveness of sins.

[Big Red Machine]

I'm digging 'Portal' as well...

Main Entry: 1por·tal 
Pronunciation: \ˈpȯr-təl\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Medieval Latin portale city gate, porch, from neuter of portalis of a gate, from Latin porta gate — more at port
Date: 14th century
1: door, entrance; especially : a grand or imposing one
2: the whole architectural composition surrounding and including the doorways and porches of a church
3: the approach or entrance to a bridge or tunnel
4: a communicating part or area of an organism; specifically : the point at which something (as a pathogen) enters the body
5: a site serving as a guide or point of entry to the World Wide Web and usually including a search engine or a collection of links to other sites arranged especially by topic

[Nuance]

How about combining the "clarity" name with "portal's?"  They could be called the Clarity Portal's.  Clarity is the line and Portal's is the speaker design.   aa

[bigjp]

Nuance, you should get some points just for your super cute little girl.  One of these days I'll not be so lazy and get my girls as an avatar.  They are little cuties too.

[clipped]

Hello,
I have a new pair of HT3's on Long Island, N.Y., if you need to give a listen let me know.
Geo.

[Nuance]

Nuance, you should get some points just for your super cute little girl.  One of these days I'll not be so lazy and get my girls as an avatar.  They are little cuties too.

  Thanks a lot, bigjp.  She's the best thing that's ever happened to me. 

[Wayner]

Here's my 2 cents worth of names:

Salk Pleasuredome

Salk Avalon

Salk Harp

Salk Oberon

Salk Arrival

Wayner

[Big Red Machine]

Here's my 2 cents worth of names:

Salk Pleasuredome

Salk Avalon

Salk Harp

Salk Oberon

Salk Arrival

Wayner

I'm not keen on Wayner!

[Airborn]

How about "Open Wayner" 

[rockadanny]

Surfboards ... yeah. Hey Jim, can you surf those 4' chops on Lake St. Clair? So how about a few obvious possibilities:

SALK SURFERS (Catch a soundwave)
HANG THREE

[funkmonkey]

Salk EOB         (efficient open baffle)
Salk Shredder  (surfspeak for a nimble rider, or a short board)
Salk Solution
Salk Epiphany

I apologize if any of these are duplicate suggestions.

Cheers
-Funk

[groovybassist]

I'm digging "Legend".

-Mike