"Tell the industry what you want" postingboard

It's already being done. It's called sales success.
If we want it we buy it - if not, we don't.
Instant feedback to the industry telling them what we want.

Tube headphone amp with more than one rca imput. At least more of a variety. Dan

I like the way mbl's sound, they seem to be better than other top notch speakers by a margin. To me they make the music sound as though its live. I would like for there to be other speaker brands that approach this level of reproduction. Cannot the mbl's be used as reference speakers.

Snofun3, sales success is a very slow feedback system. It works ultimately but as someone who designs studio gear for a living, I would love to have potential customers tell me about product ideas I'd never considered.

For my two cents, I'd like to see video equipment manufacturers add an HDMI 'through' feature so a switcher would be un-needed.

You see what sells, then incorporate the features others appear to want. I assume you design in features which have proven popular in the past right?

If you ask around about what people want, you'll get a response - what that person wants, which may, or may not reflect what others want, and will typically be specific and unique to that person.

If you could get a large enough response rate - 10's or 100's of thousands, you could get a broad enough picture (customer response cards). Short of that you'll be designing a camel.