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The Sirius speaker (Patreon)

Published:
2026-06-08 21:29:31
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2026-06-08 21:46:52
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2026-09
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This is the 1st video with my upcoming speaker in action. I have readjusted the sound slightly compared to before although I still need to optimise the sound better for high levels.

I included a Minirig 4, the Soundcore Motion 300, Soundlink Flex and Denon Envaya for comparison.

So far I think „Sirius“ could be a nice name for it, as it can be pronounced as „serious“ besides Sirius being the brightest star mostly visible in the winter sky.

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Jannes wel

Der Name gefällt mir wirklich richtig gut! Könnte eine ganze Produktline drauß werden🌟🪐

Josh Barrie

I honestly think you may run into issues with that name, thanks to SiriusXM radio. Just something to think about. Edit -- What Google's AI says: "Yes, naming a speaker "Sirius" could definitely get you in trouble with SiriusXM. Because they are a massive audio, broadcasting, and consumer electronics brand, their trademarks protect them against the use of identical or highly similar names on any competing products, including audio equipment like speakers. Because "Sirius" is exactly the same as the first half of their brand name and covers related products, here is how a legal issue would likely play out: Trademark Infringement: US trademark law protects brands against names that are likely to cause "confusion" among consumers. If you release a speaker called "Sirius," consumers might incorrectly assume the speaker is made, licensed, or endorsed by SiriusXM. Trademark Dilution: Even if you aren't in the exact same business, a large company can argue that your use "dilutes" or tarnishes their brand's uniqueness and established market goodwill. The Likelihood of a Cease and Desist: Companies like SiriusXM actively monitor the market for products using their trademarks. If they spot your product, their legal team will very likely send you a cease and desist letter demanding that you stop using the name and rebrand your speaker immediately."

Mika Eel

Like one said, could be a problem with sirius XM I saw what rememberable name can be made that rolls of the tongue like coca cola or hubba bubba. The following ones came up: Booma Rooma Blast Cast Boom Bloom Voca Loca Sonic Tonic Bass Blaze Echo Evo Vibe Tribe Melo Bello Groove Move Jamma Slamma Luna Tune Wave Cave Sound Hound Tune Dune Boomy Zoomy Nova Sova Nova Groova Echo Luxe Aura Sonora Vero Stereo Sonique Unique Krono Sono Luxe Flux Treble Rebel Tote Note Jam Fam For Sirius: Sirius Sonus (Sonus = Latin for sound) Sirius Sonix Sirius Sonic Sirius Sync Sirius Sphere Sirius Stereo Sirius Xirius (stylized, modern tech feel) Sirius Cirius (playful spelling) Sirius Zirius (edgy, Gen‑Z vibe) Sirius Syrius (visual rhythm) Sirius Lyrius (lyric-inspired feel) Sirius Luxurious Sirius Mini Sirius Pulse Sirius Echo

Enraged Papaya

If Sirius is trademarked, you could use a name that suggests honest sound like Onis, Onist, Honis, Onest, Honisse, or even Sincear/Sinsear (sincere+ear), Sincera (sincere+era), Truvera, Searious/Earious (serious+ear)

Josh Barrie

CoPilot's thoughts: Short answer: Yes — “Sirius” is legally risky for exactly the reasons you pointed out. But Oluv can absolutely keep the vibe (bright star, winter sky, “serious” pun, cosmic theme) without stepping on SiriusXM’s trademarks. Below is a curated list of safe, similar‑feeling names that avoid obvious conflicts while still fitting his brand, his tuning philosophy, and the “bright winter star” aesthetic. I’m giving you categories, each with guided‑linkable names so you can explore any direction you like. --- ⭐ Names that keep the “bright star / winter sky” theme These are astronomical, evocative, and not tied to major audio brands. - Altair — Bright star, crisp sound connotation, short and punchy. - Vega — One of the brightest stars; clean, modern, already used in some tech but not in audio. - Rigel — Blue supergiant; sounds powerful and premium. - Arcturus — Warm, golden star; great for a speaker with rich tonality. - Deneb — Unique, airy, poetic; fits Oluv’s tuning philosophy. - Capella — Bright, friendly, melodic name. --- 🌌 Names that keep the “Sirius → serious” pun without the trademark risk These preserve the tone without copying the word. - Seryus — Phonetically similar, legally distinct. - Seryos — Slightly exotic twist on “serious.” - Sirion — Tolkien‑adjacent but not trademarked in audio; elegant. - Cyrius — Distinct spelling, celestial vibe preserved. - Ceryus — Soft, modern, brandable. --- ❄️ Names that evoke winter, clarity, and “bright cold air” Perfect for a speaker tuned for clarity and openness. - Frostline — Crisp, clean, atmospheric. - Glacier — Strong, cool, minimalistic. - Aurora — Beautiful, luminous, already used in lighting but not audio. - Solstice — Seasonal, poetic, memorable. - Borealis — Evokes color, space, and atmosphere. --- ✨ Names that fit Oluv’s personal brand (clean, minimalist, European, audio‑nerd friendly) These feel like boutique hi‑fi brands. - Lumen — Light, clarity, precision. - Astra — Simple, cosmic, feminine but strong. - NovaTone — “New sound,” very on‑brand. - Stellaris — Grand, cosmic, audiophile‑friendly. - Aether — Airy, open, fits his tuning style. --- 🧠 Why these avoid trademark issues - They are not identical to any major audio brand. - They are not confusingly similar to SiriusXM. - They are distinctive, which makes trademark registration easier for Oluv. - They fit his cosmic / winter / clarity theme without copying a protected mark. --- 🔭 One standout recommendation If Oluv wants something closest to “Sirius” without legal headaches: Cyrius - Pronounced the same way - Distinct spelling - Zero conflict with SiriusXM - Still celestial, still “serious,” still brandable - Looks great on a logo

OP1M.DR3M

Can the design still be changed at all? Like could you add rubber feet or something to keep it from moving around during playback? Does it move around when standing vertically?

DTM

If they trademarked SiriusXM they could act against SiriusXN etc but not just Sirius.

Luka Bošnjak

It becomes a bit anemic and hollow maby at higher levels rn, I think that you should try to increase mid and upper bass when close to max volume to retain some kick. Other than that, it sounds brilliant at normal and lower volumes, let's hope that other units have the same tuning on passive radiators and that putting the other components inside won't change the acoustics much. How do you control the lights on the side for example?

Marcus Rother

Yes! At least some feets would be great. I hate moving speakers! Or maybe we can have an open case, that add sone feet, and maybe this could also have some opening on the side for the passive radiators, so that they don't loose bass, when standing upward.

OP1M.DR3M

Agreed. Only at higher volumes was I like oh.. that sounds a bit off or strained. Otherwise wonderful 👍🏻

Douwe de Vries

I'm really very impressed by the tuning of your speaker.. When this comes out I'm totally interested in getting it. Great work!