Analogue-sequencer

I agree, I think "under £1000", whatever that ultimately ends up being, sounds like a very fair price, when you consider the competition (which is not the Electribes).

If that's out of reach, that's (a) hardly Colin's fault since I doubt he's buying yachts with his earnings, and (b) not the end of the world, since I imagine used P3's will be showing up at more affordable prices as soon as the Cirklon lands.

And I'm eagerly awaiting that landing.


Charles.

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Ancient Eyeball Recipe <implode7@...> wrote:
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> I can certainly understand, but given the price of hardware step  
> sequencers, especially with cv/gate - the Cirklon seems to be very  
> nicely priced.
> 
> Perhaps it's not fair to compare to the Octopus, since you're paying  
> for the form factor, cosmetics, etc  -  but maybe the Schrittmacher is  
> a good comparison. The Cirklon should be coming in well below that.  
> The Signal Arts Tetra MAPS is another good comparison - it's a bit  
> less than the Cirklon, and has its own unique style to recommend it -  
> but the Cirklon is overall much more powerful, Colin has a history of  
> updating the firmware much more frequently. And while the  
> Schrittmacher also has some things to recommend, it also doesn't  
> compare overall with the feature set of the Cirklon, and doesn't have  
> cv/gate at all.
> 
> There is the Nemo - my personal experience with it was that the  
> interface was nowhere near as friendly as the Octopus, and it also has  
> no cv/gate.
> 
> Of course, that doesn't help you if you don't have the $ - but once  
> these reach production, there will eventually be used ones at lower  
> prices.
> 
> And it looks like the Cirklon will sell at a lower price than used  
> p3's were going for just awhile back.
> 
> 
> 
> > I've been in love with the system and a member since it's startup.  
> > As a kid I couldn't afford even the DIY system. Now as an adult I'm  
> > sad to see even now I can't touch this new model w the price being  
> > 1000 pounds Brit. Anyone else who would be more keen on buying as a  
> > kit or bare-bones please let's show some feedback. Thanks!
> >
> >
> > 
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