If you think about it, you have a similar situation with EMS.
Robin Wood has been steadfast in maintaining the quality and style
throughout the years. In both cases one will have to wait a bit. And
while EMS & STS are quite different, they both have an undeniable
sense of soul. Things that are just worth waiting for.
Robin Wood has been steadfast in maintaining the quality and style
throughout the years. In both cases one will have to wait a bit. And
while EMS & STS are quite different, they both have an undeniable
sense of soul. Things that are just worth waiting for.
--- In SergeModular@y..., John Papiewski <johnp@w...> wrote:
> I like the car analogy... there's TVR, Morgan, etc.. are they still
around??
>
> Also, yes, the Serge/STS module prices are very competitive.
Really,
> the only issue is, having to buy a whole $2700 panel at a time.
>
> norman fay wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Well, I completely agree with the above...the thing with strange
little
> > business operations like STS is that they have a habit of
outliving
> > their competition. Over here in the UK we have an auto
manufacturer
> > called the bristol car company, who seem quite similar - high
priced,
> > exclusive product, little-known, "keep it small" business plan,
etc.
> > Despite constant predictions of their coming doom, they just keep
on
> > going, and remain independent, unlike their more expansionist
> > competition, who either got taken over or went belly-up.
> > I think serge is like that, they've already outlasted nearly
all of
> > their early contemporaries, and I wouldn't be at all suprised if
they
> > see off 9/10 of their current fellow-modular-manufacturers.
> > The only gripe I have, as I mentioned, is about having to buy
the
> > complete 16" of modules in one go. Apart from a couple of
pieces, I
> > don't think the individual modules are that expensive...
> >
> > best etc.