gee- I guess us ordinary folk don't rate knowing anything about your new product. How is it the "initial run" is sold out before the thing is even seen or features disclosed? I certainly wouldn't buy anything without seeing or hearing it. --- In Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com, tronbros@... wrote: > > > > Hello Charles and all, > > > Martin- can you give us an ETA of any pictures/previews of your > latest brainstorm the M4000? How about a charcoal sketch? :) > > > We have a very deliberate policy here. The initial M4000 production (which > is significant for a first run) is sold and once those machines have gone out > to their new owners, we will let them do the talking. Writing blurb and > offering less than complete images will not serve us well. The customers know > what they are getting but not all the features! The suprise element therefore > has to be maintained until this run is complete. And of course, bringing a > new product to the market place is always fraught with unforseen situations > so we're a little late but better to be right than rushed! Apart from the > keys, cabinets and motors, we do everything ourselves from making the press > tools, jigs and fixtures to pressing the parts, milling the metal, turning the > flywheels etc. etc. It's a true cottage industry and not an assembly shop. > The pressure is intense but the wait will be worth it. > > Best, > > Martin > > > STREETLY ELECTRONICS - All things Mellotronic > _www.mellotronics.co.uk_ (http://www.mellotronics.co.uk/) > www.mellotronics.com > > US East Coast Agent - Jimmy Moore _JMoore6397_ (mailto:JMoore6397) @... > US West Coast Agent - Paul Cox _pjc56@..._ > (mailto:pjc56@...) >
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Re: M-4000?
2006-03-03 by charel196
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