total fan boy here YOU ROCK PETER :-) Ross (i think you can figure that out) wrote: > > Hey guys - > > ELF: > > Firstly, let me say I really appreciate the support we've received on > this series. It seems you're excited about the small format and I am > so there with you. > > I can't speak for the others manufacturers, but for us there are a few > critical steps involved with releasing new products. Most of them > center around certain critical materials: Faceplates, PCBs, Pots and > Jacks. We have over the last year secured a reliable source for Cliff > Jacks. We can get them in week's time and have never run into the > situation we used to continually when dealing with Cliff USA of there > not being any to buy. So that's not a problem. > > Do to their small width, the ELFs use a different type of pot. They're > already here. The faceplates were ordered in the first week of > May and the first lot shipped from Connecticut on June 1 on a four to > five day delivery cycle. Though not yet in hand I have a tracking > number that says they will be soon. The PCB order has been submitted, > the quote received and are in the first part of an ten day > design/delivery cycle. > > This leaves assembly. One thing you can't beat with inhouse production > is you're right there at all times when things go well and when they > don't. The management/control issues involved with coordination of > outsourced assembly aren't there. Along with and related to their > small size, the ELFs have less controls than the other products in our > stable and with it smaller circuits and less assembly time required. I > do not foresee any problems here and we should be able to biuld all of > the first lot in two weeks. Know that deliveries to our dealers will > be incremental and ongoing during that period. > > Going back to the materials, the major components are all covered. All > of the other components used in these modules can be in our shop in > three days. A Plan B tradition which will continue here: the first > production cycle of these modules will consist of about 25 or so > pieces, that's what we're shooting for and that's what should > available be for sale beginning the end on June. > > Pricing: > > The MAP's of the seven ELFs has been set and we're double checking now > just to make sure we've not overlooked commodities which make them > unfeasible. Let me just say I think you'll be pleased with pricing > ranging from as low as $55 to a max. of $165. You'll know all about it > very soon. > > - P > > --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com > <mailto:PLAN_B_analog_blog%40yahoogroups.com>, amnesia <amni56@...> wrote: > > > > Hi Peter > > > > ANy news on release date for the new stuff? ALso is the model 18 > > included? I am hanging to get a mixer into my system. > > > > Ross > > > > > > > > > > > >
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Re: [PLAN_B_analog_blog] Re: ELF
2008-06-04 by amnesia
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