Without going into too much detail, my understanding is that Klipsch basically took control of the company several weeks or maybe even months back, but the deal didn't officially go down until the start of the CEDIA show.

I'm guessing that Klipsch figures that they'lll have a pretty good chance of selling the product through their network of existing Kliipsch dealers, which is approaching the point of having one per street.

How many of them buy into it willl be very interesting to see.