Analogue-sequencer

Hey guys,

i'm new here. I'm interested in the P3, but don't own one (yet). I was
looking for info on the website of the P3, but couldn't find anything
about ordering the PCB's or other parts. Can someone point me in that
direction ?

i also heard about analogue haven delivering a pre-built P3 for about
950 bucks. How does that compare (price) to a self-built P3 ?


thx,

niels

> > i also heard about analogue haven delivering a pre-built P3 
> for about
> > 950 bucks. How does that compare (price) to a self-built P3 ?
> 
> What kind of "bucks"? Euros? That's not correct. I think the 
> pre-built units
> that Colin is working on now, should be around 400 GBP.

It's those weak American bucks.
The pre-builts will be 450 gbp, which at current rates is about $850
Shawn is covering the cost of shipping and import duty to the US, hence he
arrived at the final US price of $950.
That works out only slightly more expensive than a ready-built unit shipped
directly would have been, with the advantage for the buyer of a local
transaction etc.
The price for a ready-built unit shipped directly in the EU will be around
the 700 Euro mark.
Your Euro is worth nearly $1.30 these days.

Cheers,
Colin f

jitterbugbite2003 wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> i'm new here. I'm interested in the P3, but don't own one (yet). I was
> looking for info on the website of the P3, but couldn't find anything
> about ordering the PCB's or other parts. Can someone point me in that
> direction ?
>
> i also heard about analogue haven delivering a pre-built P3 for about
> 950 bucks. How does that compare (price) to a self-built P3 ?

What kind of "bucks"? Euros? That's not correct. I think the pre-built units
that Colin is working on now, should be around 400 GBP.

Gert
www.waveworld.tv

Colin f wrote:

> It's those weak American bucks.
> The pre-builts will be 450 gbp, which at current rates is about $850
> Shawn is covering the cost of shipping and import duty to the US,
> hence he arrived at the final US price of $950.
> That works out only slightly more expensive than a ready-built unit
> shipped directly would have been, with the advantage for the buyer of
> a local transaction etc.
> The price for a ready-built unit shipped directly in the EU will be
> around the 700 Euro mark.
> Your Euro is worth nearly $1.30 these days.
 
Aha. Well, that makes sense.

thanx for clearing that up.

Gert
www.waveworld.tv

Gert,

> What kind of "bucks"? Euros? That's not correct. I think the pre-built units
> that Colin is working on now, should be around 400 GBP.

bucks normally means USDollars... at least in all the films I ever watched :-)
so 950 is about right, given the current exchange value.

Paul

Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@Synth.net wrote:
> Gert,
> 
>> What kind of "bucks"? Euros? That's not correct. I think the
>> pre-built units that Colin is working on now, should be around 400
>> GBP. 
> 
> bucks normally means USDollars... at least in all the films I ever
> watched :-) so 950 is about right, given the current exchange value.
> 

I've never been good with money...

;-)

Gert
www.waveworld.tv

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wrote:
> Gert,
> 
> > What kind of "bucks"? Euros? That's not correct. I think the
pre-built units
> > that Colin is working on now, should be around 400 GBP.
> 
> bucks normally means USDollars... at least in all the films I ever
watched :-)
> so 950 is about right, given the current exchange value.
> 
> Paul

as you could assume that Quid is UKP. ;)

Mark

PS. Then what are bones, clams and smackers?