Re: lease dates (was Electrix)

[Paul Richards <paulrichard_rocks@yahoo.com>]

(I think just saving the pennies for a Looperlative might just be the answer.)

 

How about an "easy-pay" program for the Looperlative? LIke AMS has. I'd buy one.

 

Paul


Mikkoz <biffoz@gmail.com> wrote:

> As a business model, they've been on borrowed time forever.  I can't believe people are still thinking of using the product after being stiffed for *years*.  How does Electrix have enough capital to keep even ONE person still employed and working on the product?  
>
> The Repeater was a nice idea and I was very seriously considering one myself, but waited for it to become more stable . . . but that day really never came for me.  EDP support was difficult enough to obtain and often the
>  hardware bugs such as clock crystals and overly sensitive input levels were very frustrating, but ultimately, I received semi-timely service solutions.  If it had taken >6 months to obtain a working product I would have been on to something else—as it was, I had to use DL4's, my GT-5 and other delay lines as fallbacks.
>
> At this point, Looperlative looks like the most viable solution, with solid support and a super robust feature set.  I've often wanted a second EDP so I could maintain my stereo imaging, but at this point, I think just saving the pennies for a Looperlative might just be the answer.

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